For Sale OR Lease: Franklin County Land
345 Jones Lane
Frankfort, KY 40601
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Description
SVN Stone is pleased to bring to market FOR SALE / LEASE 345 Jones Lane in Frankfort, KY. This commercially zoned land opportunity offers 7.7 acres with direct frontage on US-127, one of Frankfort's primary commercial corridors. Strategically positioned approximately one mile from the I-64 interchange and within two miles of established major retailers, this site benefits from exceptional traffic exposure and a proven retail trade area.
All utilities are available at the site, eliminating a significant development cost hurdle and allowing a buyer or developer to move directly toward permitting and construction. The site's commercial zoning, utility availability, and superior highway access make it well-suited for a broad range of development concepts.
For more information, please contact John Bunch at 859-433-8911 or john.bunch@svn.com or Gabe Measner at 859-630-7106 or gabe.measner@svn.com.
SVN Stone is pleased to present for lease...
Frankfort, Kentucky is a vibrant riverfront capital city where history, culture, and opportunity intersect. Nestled along the Kentucky River in the heart of the Bluegrass, Frankfort offers a unique blend of small-town charm and statewide significance as the seat of Kentucky’s government. The city is home to iconic landmarks such as the Kentucky State Capitol, a walkable downtown filled with locally owned shops and restaurants, and a rich heritage tied to bourbon, agriculture, and American history.
Frankfort’s location provides convenient access to Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati, making it an attractive destination for visitors and businesses alike. Outdoor recreation thrives with scenic river views, parks, and nearby trails, while cultural attractions—including museums, historic districts, and year-round community events—create a welcoming and authentic sense of place. With a strong commitment to economic development, education, and quality of life, Frankfort continues to grow while preserving the character that makes it distinctly Kentucky.
