2061-2173 Mulberry Rd
Harrisburg, NC 28075

Price Upon Request

Land For Sale • 205 AC

Property Details

Property Type Land
Lot Size 205 AC
Zoning O-I

0 Transit Score

10 Walk Score

Description

The 205-acre site, located less than a mile from NC 49, has various uses available. The property is subdivided into three tracts.8 The entire tract has the potential for light industrial park or Mixed-Use combining an Employment Center.

Lot 1 (106 acre) has unlimited use. This tract will require annexation and rezoning into the city of Harrisburg. Lot 1 may be subdivided into three additional tracts. Lot 1.1 (44 acres), Lot 1.2 (6 acres), Lot 1.3 (37.45 acres).

Lot 2 (72.4 acres) can be used as Agricultural, Residential, RV Parking, Golf, or other recreational uses.

Lot 3 (26.6 acres) is currently in review for Employment Center zoning. Lot 3 may be subdivided into three additional tracts. Lot 3.1 (8.2 acres), Lot 3.2 (6.5 acres), and Lot 3.3 (5.4 acres).

                
                    Highlights
                
                                2061-2173 Mulberry Road offers pre-sale industrial lots outside of Charlotte, throughout the full 205-acre site in Cabarrus County. 
                            
                                Future business park in the planning and permitting process to accommodate 1.5 million square feet of buildings or other uses in the Employment Center
                            
                                Commanding regional logistics point that allows transporters to reach Atlanta, DC, Savannah, Wilmington, and more within a day’s truck drive. 
                            
                                Leveraging superior connectivity, drivers can access Interstates 85 and 485, Charlotte Airport, and Downtown Charlotte in 10 to 30 minutes. 
                            
                                Opportunity to connect rail service to the site, a rare advantage as Cabarrus County is densely developed industrially but has limited rail access. 
                            
                                Surrounded by a growing workforce, the population within a 5-mile radius is projected to increase by 9.2% from 2025 to 2029.