3097 600th W, Greenfield, IN 46140-8382
This exceptional 3.8-acre parcel, zoned B-1, presents a prime opportunity for retail development in Hancock County's thriving Mt. Comfort area. The property offers significant visibility and convenient access from two entry points, ensuring ease of ingress and egress. Its location within a rapidly expanding business and residential area provides immediate access to a substantial consumer base. The site is designated as a "shovel-ready" property by the State of Indiana, streamlining the development process. Nearby corporate neighbors include well-known brands such as Reebok, Adidas, Formica, and Caterpillar, underscoring the area's strong economic vitality. Further enhancing the location's appeal is the presence of a new Hancock County hospital campus under construction and the Mt. Comfort Air Park, a 160-acre master-planned business park. The ongoing development of Mt. Comfort Road as a connector road will further improve accessibility. Carvana, a major employer, is also expanding its workforce in the immediate vicinity, adding to the area's robust growth trajectory. This single-tenant property offers numerous design and layout options, benefiting from over 35 years of development experience. The site's potential is further amplified by its proximity to major transportation arteries, providing easy access to anywhere on the east side of Indianapolis. This is an unparalleled opportunity to establish a successful retail presence in a high-growth market.
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