4262 Lakeville Rd Geneseo, NY 14454-1166
This exceptional 1.5-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique mixed-use development opportunity in the thriving town of Geneseo, New York. Located at 4262 Lakeville Rd., this strategically positioned site boasts high visibility from a major thoroughfare, Lakeville Road, which sees 13,618 vehicles daily. The property is zoned for mixed-use development, allowing for a diverse range of commercial ventures. Its prime location between the SUNY Geneseo campus and Interstate 390 ensures high traffic volume and a substantial potential customer base. The area is characterized by a high barrier to entry for retail, making this a particularly attractive investment. Nearby anchors such as Wegmans and Walmart further enhance the site's desirability. The property offers deeded access via Livingston Lanes. With a population of 9,000 within a 3-mile radius, supplemented by an additional 4,500 SUNY Geneseo students, this site offers unparalleled access to a robust and growing market. Ideal for new construction projects such as office space, medical facilities, fitness centers, or retail establishments, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity in a vibrant and expanding community. The asking price is $200,000.
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Geneseo Diner Restaurant
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05 - COMMERCIAL · Geneseo, NYGeneseo. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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