8701 Oracle Rd, Tucson, AZ 85704
This exceptional ±22.16-acre parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Oro Valley, Arizona. Strategically located at the southwest corner of Oracle Road and Hardy Road, this property boasts a prime location along a major arterial route leading from Tucson into the thriving Oro Valley community. The site offers a blend of commercial and residential zoning, specifically C-1 and R1-144, providing flexibility for diverse development plans. Approximately ±3.56 acres are designated for commercial use, situated at the north end of the property and directly facing Hardy Road, offering excellent visibility and accessibility. The remaining acreage is zoned for residential development. While the total offering encompasses ±22.16 acres, an additional ±4.77-acre parcel is available for separate purchase, located on the south end of the main parcel and fronting Camino Greenfield. This presents an opportunity to acquire a larger contiguous land holding. The property's address is 8701 N Oracle Rd, Oro Valley, AZ 85704, within Pima County. This location benefits from proximity to established amenities and a rapidly expanding population base, making it an attractive prospect for both developers and investors seeking significant returns in a high-growth market. The property's size and zoning versatility offer considerable potential for a variety of projects, from mixed-use developments to large-scale residential communities.
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