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2304 Whites Mill RD, Decatur Active

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Asking price
$289,900
Lot size
2.38 acres
Price / acre
$121,806.72
Sale type
Property subtype
UNIMPLND
Lot size
2.38 acres
Zoning
Frontage
Listing #
EN-16310
MLS #
10766900

Price Improvement !!!! 2304 Whites Mill Road in Decatur presents a compelling infill opportunity for builders and developers ready to move. This mostly cleared 2.4-acre parcel, zoned R75 with 10,000 SF minimum lots, is positioned for a boutique community of up to five single-family homes - with much of the pre-development groundwork already complete, including temporary power, two water meters, and limited septic approval. The surrounding momentum is equally strong: two newly constructed homes sit directly across the street, a larger residential development is already underway one minute down Whites Mill Road, and the newly announced Publix-anchored Candler Crossing development is approximately four minutes away - signaling serious long-term investment in the corridor. For a builder seeking a well-located, work-ready site with reduced carrying costs and a clear growth story, this property delivers location, utility access, and development readiness in one well-positioned package. A survey is available, as well as renderings of a potential five (5) home community on 10,000 square foot parcels. Preferred closing attorney is Campbell and Brannon, Intown.

Location

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Listed by Harry Norman Realtors
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