121 Couchville Industrial Blvd Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
This exceptional 4.36-acre parcel of land presents a remarkable opportunity for industrial development in the thriving Mt. Juliet, Tennessee market. Located at 121 Couchville Industrial Blvd, in Wilson County, this property boasts a highly desirable location and is zoned for industrial use, making it ideal for owner-occupiers seeking to build a custom facility. The land itself is characterized by level topography, simplifying construction and minimizing site preparation costs. All essential utilities are readily available, eliminating the complexities and delays often associated with utility extensions. The asking price for this strategically positioned industrial land is $1,428,000. Given its size, zoning, and convenient access to infrastructure, this property represents a compelling investment for businesses seeking to establish a strong presence in the rapidly growing Mt. Juliet area. The address is 121 Couchville Industrial Blvd, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122. This location offers easy access to major transportation routes, ensuring efficient logistics and distribution for any industrial operation. The level terrain and readily available utilities significantly reduce development time and costs, making this an attractive option for businesses looking for a quick and efficient path to establishing their operations. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a sizable, well-situated industrial land parcel in a highly sought-after location.
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