3610 Jonathan Moore Pike Columbus, IN 47201
This exceptional 1.47-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Columbus, Indiana. Situated on State Road 46, this property enjoys high visibility and accessibility on the affluent west side of the city. The lot offers significant potential for a variety of commercial developments, given its size and strategic location. The property is designated for single-tenant occupancy, providing a clear and straightforward development path. With a total buildable square footage of 9,000 square feet, the site allows for substantial construction, accommodating a range of commercial uses. The address is 3610 W Jonathan Moore Pike, Columbus, IN 47201, within Bartholomew County. This location benefits from excellent proximity to major roadways and established businesses, ensuring strong potential for customer traffic and business growth. The property's zoning and permitted uses should be independently verified by prospective buyers to ensure alignment with their development plans. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a sizable commercial lot in a desirable area of Columbus, offering significant long-term value and potential for substantial return on investment. The property is ready for immediate development, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a prime location to establish or expand their operations. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this exceptional opportunity further.
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