Property Description
Prime 6.5-acre parcel on Hwy 140 in Port Colborne, positioned directly within one of Niagara's fastest-growing development corridors. This property offers outstanding visibility, easy highway access, and proximity to the new battery manufacturing plant and supporting infrastructure. A rare opportunity for investors, builders, or visionary buyers seeking land with future potential in a rapidly expanding area. Surrounded by natural buffers for privacy yet minutes to urban conveniences, this site offers both immediate appeal and strong long-term upside. An exceptional holding property or future development site in a strategic location. Buyer to conduct their own due diligence regarding all intended uses and future plans. (id:63357)
Property Details
- Property Type
- Land
- Living Area
- 283,435 sqft
- Status
- Active
Location & Neighborhood
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