Four contiguous tax parcels totaling 47.25 wooded acres, just outside the Town of Ashland and minutes from Route 1, I-95 and I-295.
The property sits inside Hanover County's Economic Development Zone and its Suburban Service Area, the part of the county planned for growth and public utilities. Roughly 11 acres are described as having access to public water and sewer. Wetland, traffic and economic studies have already been completed and are available to qualified buyers, which can save months of early due diligence.
Tracts of this size this close to the I-95 corridor between Richmond and Fredericksburg rarely come to market. It fits builders, developers, investors and owner-users looking to hold land in a growing part of the Richmond region.
Drone footage of the wooded acreage, the ponds and neighboring land, and the nearby commercial corridor.
The site lies east of I-95 and Route 1, just north of Ashland's commercial core. Route 54 (East Patrick Henry Road) and the I-95 interchange are a short drive south, and I-295 is close by for access around the Richmond metro.
The holding is made up of four Hanover County tax parcels. Contours run roughly from 180 to 210 feet, with mapped wetland areas along the drainage paths shown below. Buyers can review the completed studies before making an offer.
| # | Hanover County GPIN |
|---|---|
| 1 | 7881-40-5081 |
| 2 | 7880-49-8994 |
| 3 | 7880-59-5541 |
| 4 | 7880-69-2445 |
Delineation work already done, so you can see buildable area early.
Access and road-capacity analysis for planning a project.
Market and economic analysis for the site and its surroundings.
Studies are available for review. Contact the listing agent below to request copies.
Call or text to request information, review the completed studies, or schedule a time to walk the land.
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