0 Wall St Statesville, NC 28677
This exceptional ±42-acre commercial and industrial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Statesville, North Carolina. Located in Iredell County, this property boasts a prime location with significant interstate frontage and very close proximity to an interstate access ramp, offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility. Currently zoned LI, the property presents potential for rezoning, expanding development possibilities. The site was previously part of a larger industrial park, benefiting from existing infrastructure and a well-established industrial environment. While a portion of the southern end of the property falls within a flood plain, the majority of the land remains unaffected. Water and sewer services are readily available nearby. The property's size and strategic location make it ideal for a variety of industrial or commercial developments, offering significant potential for future growth and return on investment. Adjacent parcels are available, presenting an opportunity for assemblage and expansion. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial tract of land in a thriving North Carolina market with excellent access to major transportation arteries. The property's existing LI zoning provides a solid foundation for immediate development, while the potential for rezoning unlocks even greater possibilities. Detailed site plans and further information are available upon request. Contact for pricing.
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