625 W Trinity Ln WNashville, TN 37207
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Attention investors and developers-Choose your concept! This prime property presents an exceptional opportunity for a 32-townhome development. The property is Zoned CL & is NOO STR eligible, this site has permits & is ready to begin construction. If the buyer wants to change to a condo/apartment project, there are plans ready for permit for approximately 74 apartments/condos with up to 8,000 SqFt of retail. Boasting breathtaking views of downtown, this location is close to the $2.5 Billion Riverside new mini-city, the Oracle World Headquarters campus, & the revitalized Dickerson Pike. Included with the sale are the set of plans for 32 townhomes, & survey, streamlining the development process & adding significant value to the offering. Additionally, the Metro capacity fees, totaling $219k have already been paid, providing a seamless transition for the new owner. Don't miss out on this remarkable opportunity to capitalize on the potential of this property. All docs available upon request
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