20000 Bass Pro Dr Spanish Fort, AL 36527-9424
Exceptional commercial land opportunity in Daphne, Alabama's Spanish Fort Town Center. This development offers lease parcels ranging from 0.96 to 6.44 acres, zoned B-3, and identified by APN 05-32-09-31-0-000-001.001. Located at 20000 Bass Pro Dr, Spanish Fort, AL 36527 (30.6581035, -87.9056667), the property benefits from its position within a thriving 230-acre, 447,748 square foot mixed-use development. Spanish Fort Town Center is strategically situated along Interstate 10, providing easy access throughout the Mobile MSA. The area boasts a high quality of life, top-performing schools, and caters to a high-income demographic seeking superior retail, entertainment, and convenient amenities. This presents a unique chance to establish a presence within a rapidly growing community experiencing significant residential and commercial expansion. The site is ideal for various commercial ventures, including retail, hospitality, and multi-family developments, aligning with the existing development's diverse offerings. The available land parcels provide flexibility for businesses seeking to capitalize on the area's strong economic growth and desirable lifestyle. This is a rare opportunity to secure a prominent location within a successful and expanding master-planned community.
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