177 Weaver Cir Canton, GA 30115
This exceptional commercial real estate opportunity encompasses multiple parcels totaling 35+ acres along Highway 20 in Canton, Georgia, near the intersection of Scott Road. The property benefits from a highly visible location on a major state highway, less than a mile from I-575, ensuring significant exposure and accessibility. Currently zoned for residential use, the land presents substantial potential for various commercial developments, including retail, multifamily, and mixed-use projects. The site is strategically situated adjacent to existing commercial properties, facilitating seamless integration into the surrounding business environment. Highway 20 is undergoing a significant expansion project, widening to eight lanes with a divided median and dedicated turn lanes, further enhancing visibility and accessibility. This road improvement, nearing completion, includes a traffic light at the Scott Road intersection, maximizing traffic flow and exposure. The assemblage of multiple parcels offers flexibility for large-scale development, with commitments secured from nearly all non-corporate neighboring lots. The property's location within Cherokee County, near the Canton Market Place, provides access to a thriving community and established infrastructure. The 177 Weaver Cir address provides a convenient point of reference for this significant development opportunity. The lot size ranges from 10 to 30 acres, offering scalability for various project sizes.
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