PT LT16 JIM KIMMETT BOULEVARD, Greater Napanee, Ontario K7R 3L1

Just over 18 acres fronting Highway 401, sitting on the outside of a long bend with open sightlines in both directions - highly visible to passing traffic for an extended stretch, the kind of exposure that can't be manufactured. A quiet side road runs the length of the west boundary, giving practical access without through traffic, with Jim Kimmett Boulevard just to the east. Greater Napanee is building for growth and openly courting investment: an $88-million Water Pollution Control Plant expansion is under construction for 2028, adding servicing capacity as the town expands, and Goodyear Canada is investing more than $575 million in its local plant. ... read more

Just over 18 acres fronting Highway 401, sitting on the outside of a long bend with open sightlines in both directions - highly visible to passing traffic for an extended stretch, the kind of exposure that can't be manufactured. A quiet side road runs the length of the west boundary, giving practical access without through traffic, with Jim Kimmett Boulevard just to the east. Greater Napanee is building for growth and openly courting investment: an $88-million Water Pollution Control Plant expansion is under construction for 2028, adding servicing capacity as the town expands, and Goodyear Canada is investing more than $575 million in its local plant. The Town's updated Official Plan, adopted July 28, 2026 and subject to County of Lennox & Addington approval, designates this property General Commercial - a broader commercial vision for these lands. Currently zoned Future Development; rezoning would be required to align the zoning with the designation and permit development. Cleared and presently farmed across roughly 12 acres, with the balance in open scrub - an easy canvas rather than a treed lot. Services are not available to the property. Note that MTO has environmental assessment and preliminary design studies underway for Highway 401 improvements through this corridor, including future widening; buyers should confirm with MTO whether any property requirement affects this frontage. Buyers to satisfy themselves as to designation status, zoning, servicing, access permissions, signage and site conditions. (id:25417)