4601 Lindbergh St, St. Louis, MO 63127
This exceptional 6.5-acre commercial land parcel presents a rare development opportunity in the desirable Sunset Hills area of St. Louis, Missouri. Located at 4601 S Lindbergh, this property boasts a highly visible location immediately adjacent to Sunset Ford, ensuring significant exposure to a substantial daily traffic volume of approximately 50,000 vehicles. The property is zoned C-1, offering a wide range of potential commercial uses. All utilities are readily available to the site, simplifying the development process and minimizing upfront costs. The site's location within Sunset Hills provides access to excellent neighborhood demographics, creating a strong foundation for a successful commercial venture. This is an unparalleled chance to capitalize on a prime location in a thriving St. Louis community. The 6.5-acre lot size provides ample space for a variety of development projects, from retail centers to office buildings, or other commercial uses permitted under the C-1 zoning. The property's strategic positioning and accessibility make it an ideal investment for developers seeking a high-impact location with significant growth potential. The zip code is 63127, and the property is situated in St. Louis County.
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