6014 Old Boyce Rd Alexandria, LA 71303
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This exceptional 0.81-acre commercial lot presents a unique redevelopment opportunity in Alexandria, Louisiana. Strategically situated off Interstate 49, this property enjoys unparalleled visibility and accessibility, benefiting from its proximity to a bustling truck stop, ensuring high daily traffic volume. The lot previously housed a hotel, and the existing concrete slab and parking area remain in place, significantly reducing site preparation costs and expediting the development process. This presents a substantial advantage for developers seeking a quick turnaround on projects. The level topography of the land simplifies construction and minimizes potential grading expenses. The property's location offers excellent potential for a variety of commercial ventures, capitalizing on the high traffic counts generated by the adjacent truck stop and the convenient access to I-49. This prime location makes it ideal for businesses seeking high visibility and easy access for customers and employees. The existing infrastructure significantly reduces the initial investment required for development, making this an attractive proposition for investors and entrepreneurs alike. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned commercial lot with significant development potential in a high-traffic area. The property is ready for immediate development, offering a streamlined path to realizing your commercial vision. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
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