Spacious Residential Lot On Dead-End Street

This 1.57-acre residential lot offers great convenience and is situated on a peaceful dead-end road. Perfect for those seeking a suburban oasis, this property is just minutes away from the amenities of downtown Archdale. Additionally, its proximity to Interstate 85, only 1.5 miles away, provides easy access for commuting and travel. This is an exceptional location for anyone commuting to Greensboro or other surrounding cities. City water and sewer are available at the road, simplifying the development process and ensuring reliable services. The designated building location near the rear of the property provides added privacy and maximizes the use of the land. However, prospective buyers should note that a significant portion of the lot falls within the FEMA floodplain, requiring careful planning for construction. After conversations with Planning and Zoning, building is possible, but will require work and to follow all planning to follow proper guidelines. The lot offers great suburban hunting opportunities. Although it is only 1.57+/- acres, this is an ideal location to hunt mature “city” deer. This property is situated between two larger tracts, a development and an interstate highway, making it perfect for funneling deer movement in front of your stand. Do not let the size of the lot fool you; the owner has pictures of several great deer on this property. This lot presents an exceptional opportunity to build your dream home in a serene, suburban setting while enjoying the conveniences of nearby amenities and easy access to major routes. Don’t miss out on this property that combines suburban accessibility with suburban hunting potential. Call Land Specialist Clay Mervar to set up your private showing. Property Features: - 1.57 acre residential lot on dead-end road - City, water and sewer available at the road - Minutes to downtown Archdale and amenities - 1.5 miles to Interstate 85 - Great suburban hunting opportunities - Building location near rear of property - Majority of property falls in the FEMA floodplain