5315 Colonel Talbot Rd Lot | Terrain commercial | 139,62 ha | À vendre | London, ON N6P 1H8

Situated in the growing southwest corridor of London, Ontario, the offering at 5315 Colonel Talbot Road represents a rare large-scale land assembly positioned for future development in a high-visibility setting. Comprising approximately 345.62 acres across multiple contiguous parcels on Westminster Drive, Cook Road, and Colonel Talbot Road, the property provides an expansive canvas for long-term planners and institutional, residential, or mixed-use developers seeking scale in a single location.
The site benefits from approximately 1,143 feet of frontage along Colonel Talbot Road, a key north-south arterial that connects directly to Highway 401 and regional trade routes, supporting efficient access for future residents, employees, and service providers. The property is currently zoned AG1 and AG2 (agricultural), allowing buyers to maintain interim agricultural income potential while pursuing planning, zoning, and servicing strategies tailored to their long-range vision. Municipal services are located nearby, enhancing the feasibility of a phased or master planned future development program, subject to all requisite approvals.
London serves as a regional hub in Southwestern Ontario, positioned between Toronto and Windsor–Detroit, with a diversified economy anchored by healthcare, education, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and agri-food. The Colonel Talbot Road corridor offers a balance of established rural character, emerging residential growth, and proximity to urban amenities, making this assemblage well suited for a variety of future community-scale uses that can leverage London’s strong workforce, growing population, and connectivity to major highways and nearby airports.
Offered as future development land, this opportunity allows investors and developers to secure a significant land position in a land-constrained market today, with the flexibility to shape a long-term strategy as the surrounding area continues to evolve.