322 TELEGRAPH ROAD, Alfred and Plantagenet, Ontario K0B 1A0

A rare commercial land opportunity in the Township of Alfred and Plantagenet, this listing includes two connecting lots - 322 Telegraph Road and 309 St. Joseph Street - together offering a combined 180 x 100 ft of vacant commercially zoned land in the heart of the village. Each lot measures approximately 180 x 50 ft, and with entry to both roads, three separate connections to municipal sewer and water infrastructure already in place, development costs and timelines are significantly reduced for prospective buyers looking to build or expand operations. Positioned just off St. Philippe Street - the main commercial corridor of Alfred and Plantagenet - ... read more

A rare commercial land opportunity in the Township of Alfred and Plantagenet, this listing includes two connecting lots - 322 Telegraph Road and 309 St. Joseph Street - together offering a combined 180 x 100 ft of vacant commercially zoned land in the heart of the village. Each lot measures approximately 180 x 50 ft, and with entry to both roads, three separate connections to municipal sewer and water infrastructure already in place, development costs and timelines are significantly reduced for prospective buyers looking to build or expand operations. Positioned just off St. Philippe Street - the main commercial corridor of Alfred and Plantagenet - the property benefits from the steady foot and vehicle traffic the area generates, surrounded by established businesses and offering immediate visibility within the community. Located just 40 to 55 minutes from downtown Ottawa and 90 minutes from Montreal, Alfred and Plantagenet sits at the crossroads of two major markets, making it an increasingly attractive destination for business owners and investors seeking affordable commercial land with strong regional connectivity. Whether you're looking to establish a new business, develop a commercial building, or expand an existing footprint, this combined parcel represents a truly shovel-ready opportunity that is exceptionally rare to find in eastern Ontario. (id:25417)