The two parcels total 92.5484 acres and are mostly covered with timber. There is a 70 plus or minus foot power line right-of-way owned by Duke Power that runs north and south across the property. Crossing the property on the northern boundary and running south along the western line just up from Clarks Creek is a city sewer line. There are multiple road beds throughout that make it easy to travel through the property. The topography is flat and has some rolling features to it as well. The elevation along Industrial Park Road is around 810 feet and down along Clarks Creek that borders the western boundary sits close to 770 feet. A small section along Clarks Creek is within the FEMA Floodplain zone.

Agriculture

There is a lot of timber on the property. Hardwoods and pines of various ages make up most of what covers the land. Although there hasn’t been a timber evaluation done, the timber does hold some value and that can be easily determined with a forestry agent.

General Operations

This is a very large commercial tract of land that is completely raw and ready to be transformed by a commercial developer. There is tons of room to allow for various buildings, roads and other necessary operations. City water and sewer are available. Being in the city industrial park puts you near all major interstates that can connect you with Charlotte, Hickory, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, Raleigh, Knoxville, Atlanta and others.

Location

The county seat town of Lincolnton is a short 3 miles away. It has all the amenities you need including shopping, dining, hospital and more. You can be in Mooresville, NC in 35 minutes. Charlotte is a 45 minute drive. Winston-Salem sits an hour and a half north. Atlanta is 3 hours and 45 minutes southwest on Interstate 85.