625 Vance StreetWaynesville, NC 28786
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Corner lot on Howell Mill road and Vance street that is currently zoned for multi-family and residential. The zoning allows for the placement of 32 multi-family units and with a special use permit it will go up to 48 units. Great spot for a new condominium development, as it is next to the Waynesville Rec Center which relieves the developer from form some of the green space and rec requirements. There is city water to the property and sewer is available. Close to downtown and minutes from the shopping district of Russ Ave. Wonderful opportunity to be the first new condominium development in Waynesville in many years. The property is currently in the Waynesville ETJ however it boarders Town property and the city limits and would qualify for voluntary annexation.
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