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1215 Margo - Unit A TRL, Lawrenceville Active

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Asking price
$788,000
Lot size
7.64 acres
Price / acre
$103,141.36
Sale type
Property subtype
RESID
Lot size
7.64 acres
Zoning
Frontage
Listing #
EN-11118
MLS #
10774914

Unique opportunity to build your dream estate home in a completely private setting. Also perfect for a developer to build single family homes. Located at the end of a residential cul-de-sac, this property encompasses 7.64 acres with 2.01 acres located in a floodplain which still leaves 5.63 usable acres. The parcel borders on Chadwick Lake (approx 400 plus feet of lake frontage). There is an abandoned barn and workshop on the property which is not structurally sound. Do not enter. There is an easement current in place that allows ingress and egress to the lot. Acreage available to be walked with a confirmed appointment AND your agent present during showing. Do not attempt to enter any of the properties and do not disturb tenants on adjoining properties. Please note that this property can be combined with Listing #7778985 which contains 1192 Margo Trail, Margo Trail and 1473 Sever Rd for over 16.5 acres. See listing 7779024 for pricing on all four parcels.

Location

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Listed by Keller Williams Realty Atl. Partners
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