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453 W Crogan ST, Lawrenceville Active

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Asking price
$175,000
Lot size
0.46 acres
Price / acre
$380,434.78
Sale type
Property subtype
RESID
Lot size
0.46 acres
Zoning
Frontage
Listing #
EN-11003
MLS #
10786159

Prime Development Opportunity in Downtown Lawrenceville! Located in the rapidly growing Lawrenceville downtown development area and just minutes from the Gwinnett Justice Center, this 0.46-acre parcel offers exceptional potential for investors, developers, and visionaries looking to capitalize on one of Gwinnett County's most desirable growth corridors. The property is partially wooded and level, providing a versatile canvas for a variety of future uses. While there is an existing structure on the property, it is boarded up and is not considered to have contributory value. This is being marketed strictly as a land sale, with the true value found in the location and development potential of the site. No inspection of the structure will be permitted either before or after the acceptance of a contract. Conveniently located near downtown Lawrenceville's dining, shopping, entertainment, and government offices, this property presents endless possibilities in an area experiencing continued growth and redevelopment. Don't miss this rare opportunity to secure land in a highly sought-after location.

Location

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Listed by Peach State Realty
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