Property summary
The property consists of a commercial land assemblage comprising multiple adjacent parcels located at 1200 Mint Street and at 601, 507, 509, and 603 S Alston Avenue in Durham. The combined land area is approximately 1.29 acres and is currently zoned for commercial use. Development is contemplated for commercial purposes, with retail, office, or mixed-use development determined through the applicable city and county approval processes. The parcels are described as being about 1.4 miles from Downtown Durham and about 3 miles from Duke University, with Research Triangle Park approximately 7.2 miles away. The location provides access to major regional highways, including NC 147 (Durham Freeway), I-85, I-40, and I-540, supporting travel to Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and the broader area.
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The CN District is established to provide for modest-scale commercial centers (as defined in Article 6) in close proximity to residential areas that offer limited commercial uses to satisfy the needs of the surrounding n…
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CN · Durham, NCThe CN District is established to provide for modest-scale commercial centers (as defined in Article 6) in close proximity to residential areas that offer limited commercial uses to satisfy the needs of the surrounding n…
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The CN District is established to provide for modest-scale commercial centers (as defined in Article 6) in close proximity to residential areas that offer limited commercial uses to satisfy the needs of the surrounding n…
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