1381 E Woodlawn Dr, Farmington, MO 63640
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This exceptional 18.65-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable development opportunity in rapidly growing St. Francois County, Missouri. Strategically situated at the entrance to the expansive 8,243-acre St. Joe State Park, this property benefits from significant annual visitation exceeding 620,000 visitors and 10,000 campers. The park's diverse recreational amenities, including camping, equestrian trails, ATV/UTV riding areas, hiking/biking trails, and multiple lakes, ensure consistent high traffic and visibility. The property's C-C1 and Residential zoning allows for a wide range of development possibilities. Potential uses include, but are not limited to, convenience stores, short-term rental facilities, car dealerships, mixed-use developments, hospitality ventures, multifamily housing, campgrounds, and retail establishments. Further enhancing its appeal, this location is within a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District, fostering additional development and investment incentives. The address is 1381 E Woodlawn Dr, Farmington, MO 63640. This prime location offers unparalleled potential for significant return on investment. The property's size and strategic location make it an ideal candidate for a variety of commercial and residential projects, capitalizing on the substantial tourism and recreational activity generated by the adjacent state park.
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