Land For Sale • 0.5 AC
Commercial outparcel available at 16427 Wise Street in St. Paul, Virginia. The approximately 0.54-acre parcel contains 23,592 square feet and is located within the established St. Paul Center, anchored by Roses. The site is positioned near the signalized intersection of Wise Street and U.S. Route 58, placing it along one of the town’s primary travel and business corridors. The property is located in St. Paul’s Travel Business District, which accommodates a range of commercial uses. Potential uses may include a drive-up ATM, small retail or service business, professional office, food or beverage kiosk, automotive-related business, or another compatible commercial concept. The surrounding area includes a strong mix of retail, restaurant, financial, and service businesses. Nearby businesses include Roses, Food City, Taco Bell, Hardee’s, Huddle House, Walgreens, Virginia ABC, Advance Auto Parts, and Dollar General. Traffic counts along the corridor are approximately 8,300 vehicles per day, and the posted speed limit through this section of St. Paul is 35 mph. The parcel provides an opportunity for a business seeking a presence within an established commercial center serving St. Paul and the surrounding Russell and Wise County markets. Its location near the traffic signal and surrounding national and regional businesses may make it particularly suitable for a smaller-footprint commercial user. The property is offered for sale at $126,000. Prospective purchasers should independently verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access, signage, parking, buildable area, development requirements, and the suitability of the property for their intended use.
| Established commercial location – Situated within the Roses Shopping Center and surrounded by recognized retailers, restaurants, and service business |
| Strong visibility and access – Near the signalized intersection of Wise Street and Route 58, with approximately 8,300 vehicles per day. |
| Flexible commercial potential – Travel Business District zoning supports a variety of smaller-footprint retail, service, office, drive-up food |