4445 North Center Road
Property Description
Rare opportunity to acquire 113 acres of contiguous Campus Business District zoned parcels bordering both Tittabawassee and Center Roads. Multiple parcels being sold in their entirety at a negotiated price, contact Broker for details. All utilities are present on the land. Several aged farm buildings, including a barn, farmhouse and outbuildings are on the property that are assumed to have no value and will need to be removed for any new development. The Campus Business District zoning provides for fast track development review and welcomes a variety of high tech, manufacturing, research, medical, laboratories, diagnostic as well as light industrial and manufacturing uses. The zoning designation also accommodates administrative and professional office uses, teaching and technical training facilities and residential uses in conjunction with commercial uses (mixed use development). Irregular in shape, and largely being used for agricultural production right now, this land totals five separate parcels with approximately 900 feet of Tittabawassee Road frontage and nearly 2,000 feet of frontage on North Center Road. Contact Trademark Commercial Group at 989-792-6400 for more information regarding this opportunity.
Key Property Information
| Listing Status: | Available |
|---|---|
| Listing Type: | Call for offers |
| Property Types: | Land/Development |
| Lot Size: | 113.00 Acres |
| Opportunity Zone: | No |
| Property Website | Click Here |
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