643 N Rope Mill Rd Lot | Terrain commercial | 11,01 ha | À vendre | 6 008 379 € | Woodstock, GA 30188

Former Farm Residence owned by the same family since 1900. Parcel A road frontage on I-575 and 7 acres. Across N. Rope Mill Road Parcel B is pasture land 20.113 acres. Going north on I-575, N. Rope Mill road runs parallel to I-575. The Sixes Road Exit Ramp turn right and first road on right is N. Rope Mill Road. Please see the Wildcat Road Plan Wildcat Plan https://www.cherokeecountyga.gov/Planning/_resources/documents/Comprehensive-Plan/2023-Cherokee-County-Comprehensive-Plan.pdf Intent Development within Wild Cat should be focused on large corporate centers, campuses, and office complexes. Residential uses should only be located where integrated into a mixed-use development. It is critical to ensure residential uses do not become a primary land use, therefore substantially reducing the non-residential character of the area and causing land use conflicts. Ideally, the most favorable outcome would be engaging a master developer to create a comprehensive plan aligned with the vision outlined in the materials. Alternatively, an end user could consider acquiring the entire site for a corporate campus. There are 98 acres total to be assembled for the project. Description: Community Villages are nodes on top of existing Character Areas. These nodes are typically located at the convergence of major transportation corridors and allow for large buildings and intensive uses. Businesses within these nodes offer a wide variety of goods and services, including both convenience goods for neighborhood residents and shopping goods for a larger market area. Large plazas provide a pedestrian friendly environment for residents, many of whom may walk or easily drive from their home to the village center, thanks to street/sidewalk connectivity. Intent Community Villages are envisioned as places where a compatible mixture of higher-intensity uses are located, including a variety of housing options, small offices, retail shops, services, and well-placed parks/plazas that create a small, interconnected community. At the center of the node, there is a core area containing the more intensive, primary land uses. Moving outward from the core, the land uses are a mixture of less intense retail, office and some residential. At the edge of the Community Village, the land uses are generally residential but with streets leading back to the core area.