1705 Burnt Ml Rd Voorhees, NJ 08043
This exceptional 0.87-acre commercial lot presents a unique opportunity for development in the thriving Voorhees Township, NJ. Situated on a high-traffic corner at the intersection of Burnt Mill Road and White Horse Road, this property boasts significant visibility and accessibility. The lot features an impressive 323 feet of frontage on White Horse Road and a depth of 125 feet on Burnt Mill Road. Its strategic location places it directly across from a Wawa convenience store and within a half-mile of the Lindenwold Speedline and White Horse Pike, ensuring high traffic volume and convenient access for potential customers. The property is zoned B in Voorhees Township, making it suitable for a variety of commercial uses. Ideal uses include, but are not limited to, free-standing restaurants, urgent care facilities, medical offices, general office spaces, and repair shops. This build-to-suit opportunity comprises an assemblage of two sites. Importantly, the property was previously a gas station and has undergone environmental remediation. A New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Remedial Action Program (RAP) Termination Letter confirms the site's compliance with all environmental standards, indicating the absence of underground storage tanks or other environmental concerns. This turnkey site offers a rare chance to establish a thriving business in a highly desirable location. The property is ready for immediate development.
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B · Voorhees, NJCosts & Benchmarks
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