501 Vine St Hays, KS 67601
This ±4.9-acre commercial development land in Hays, Kansas, is offered at auction. Strategically located at the intersection of Highway 183 and its bypass, this property provides unparalleled access for distribution, trucking, and other businesses needing high visibility and multiple access points. The site boasts exceptional accessibility with multiple entry points from both Highway 183 and its bypass, maximizing exposure to high traffic counts (8870 vehicles north, 4180 west, and 5450 south, per recent daily count). Its versatility allows for a wide range of commercial uses, including distribution centers, retail establishments, service businesses, and logistics hubs. The property is zoned commercial and presents significant potential for future development, including a possible new entrance directly off the 183 Bypass. Hays, Kansas offers a blend of historical charm, cultural attractions, outdoor recreation, and modern amenities, serving as a regional retail center for Northwest Kansas. The Hays Regional Airport (HYS), offering general aviation services and connections to Denver and Chicago via United Express, is conveniently located approximately three miles southeast of the property. This prime location and adaptable features make this a cornerstone opportunity in the local commercial real estate market. The asking price is $1,000,000. The property is located at 501 Vine St, Hays, KS 67601.
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