3 Acres For Multifamily Development

Three Acres of Rear Land at Pearl Rd. Brunswick, OH 44212

Three Acres of Rear Land at Pearl Rd., Brunswick, OH, 44212
Three Acres of Rear Land at Pearl Rd., Brunswick, OH, 44212
FOR SALE
Property Type:
Residential Land Development
Amount:
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Last Verified:
Jul 30, 2024

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Highlights

  • High traffic count along Pearl Rd.
  • Utilities are all close by making infrastructure costs minimal.
  • 7-Minute Drive to I-71.
  • Property Resides within Brunswick Community Reinvestment Area.
  • High-Speed Medina County Fiber Network Accessible.

Description

The Subject Property is situated in an environment that is highly conducive to multifamily development with nearby apartments, heavy commercial development, and Brunswick Schools. According to the City of Brunswick, the Subject Property is zoned R-M Medium Density Residential. The Subject Property is not serviced with city water and sewer. However, water and sewer are available to the West beneath Jefferson Ave, North beneath Southwick Boulevard, and east behind Carlson’s Funeral Home.

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Lot Size: 3.0 acres


Documents

Brunswick- Three Acres at Pearl Rd, Brochure

Map of Three Acres of Rear Land at Pearl Rd., Brunswick, OH, 44212

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