27th Joy Hvn Dickinson, ND 58601
This exceptional commercial land offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire four approved commercial lots totaling 10.18 acres in the desirable Joy Haven Fifth Subdivision, located in North Dickinson, North Dakota. Situated conveniently north of Dickinson and west of Highway 22, this property enjoys a strategic location near the Target Logistics Mancamp, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. Each of the four lots measures 2.34 acres, offering ample space for various commercial developments. The property is zoned for commercial use, allowing for a wide range of possibilities, from build-to-suit shops to larger-scale industrial projects. The asking price for the entire 10.18-acre parcel is $50,000, representing a compelling value at approximately $1 per square foot. This is an ideal investment for developers seeking a prime location with significant potential for growth and return. The property's proximity to major transportation routes and established businesses makes it an attractive proposition for a variety of commercial ventures. The existing infrastructure and readily available utilities further enhance the appeal of this exceptional opportunity. Don't miss this chance to secure a significant commercial land holding in a thriving North Dakota market. Contact us today to discuss options and pricing for purchasing individual lots or the entire parcel. The property is located in Stark County, North Dakota, with a zip code of 58601.
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