Once-in-a-generation opportunity. An extraordinary offering of 100 acres of prime land, presenting a rare opportunity to secure a significant landholding in an area poised for continued growth. With over 1,350 feet of road frontage, this remarkable property offers exceptional exposure, accessibility, and long-term potential. The property was once envisioned as a golf course—a testament to its remarkable size, topography, and natural beauty. Today, surrounded by neighbouring luxury homes and residential development, it presents exciting possibilities for those looking to create an exclusive estate, a collection of luxury homes (subject to approvals), or secure a legacy investment for generations to come. Whether your vision is a truly one-of-a-kind country estate or you are exploring future development potential, opportunities of this calibre seldom become available. (id:36835)
| MLS® Number | 40845390 |
| Property Type | Vacant Land |
| Features | Country Residential |
| Basement Type | None |
| Utility Water | None |
| Access Type | Road Access |
| Acreage | Yes |
| Sewer | No Sewage System |
| Size Depth | 3368 Ft |
| Size Frontage | 1360 Ft |
| Size Irregular | 100 |
| Size Total | 100 Ac|101+ Acres |
| Size Total Text | 100 Ac|101+ Acres |
| Zoning Description | A |
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