1293 Bucksnort Rd Jackson, GA 30233
This exceptional 73.53-acre commercial land parcel presents a significant investment opportunity in Jackson, Georgia. Located at 1293 Bucksnort Road in Butts County, this property offers substantial acreage ideal for a variety of commercial ventures. The land is priced competitively at $125,000 per acre, representing a strong value proposition in the current market. The property's location in Jackson, GA, provides convenient access to key transportation routes and infrastructure, making it an attractive site for development. The expansive acreage allows for considerable flexibility in terms of project scope and design. While the 73.53 acres are being offered for sale, there is an option to acquire an additional 15 or more acres, bringing the total potential acreage to approximately 88.53 acres. This presents a unique opportunity to secure a larger contiguous land holding for a substantial commercial development. The property's zoning and permitted uses should be independently verified to ensure compatibility with any intended development plans. Detailed site surveys and environmental assessments are recommended prior to any purchase decision. This prime commercial land offers significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it a compelling opportunity for developers and investors seeking a substantial land acquisition in a strategically advantageous location. The address is 1293 Bucksnort Rd, Jackson, GA 30233.
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