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0 Three Chopt Road
Kents Store, VA 23084
Tracy McGuire with The Steele Group, original listing - (804) 282-3136
$139,950
Conventional
Property
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Property Description
A prime location, 30 minutes to Charlottesville or Richmond, this flat 3.668 acre property, at the corner of Rt 250 Broad Street & Rt 653 Three Chopt Road in Kents Store, Virginia, is a rare combination of opportunity and convenience. Locals know this property with it's landmark tobacco barn, "the barn" an old barn that sits on the north/west corner. With 593' of Broad Street frontage and 675" of Three Chopt Road frontage, this triangle-shaped parcel, is cleared, flat and a great value with two road frontage. It's 2+ miles to Shannon Hill Exit on Rt 64, located in the thriving Fluvanna County, this lot offers excellent opportunities for development, investment, or personal use. Louisa County has established an easement on Rt 250 adding water and sewer lines, slated for completion by 2026 - see supplement. Equipped with potential utilities, water and sewer, it will be ready for your next project—whether building a custom home, starting a farm, or holding as a long-term investment. Zoning: A-1 (residential/agricultural use) The flat terrain and lack of slope make development straightforward, minimizing costs and easing construction. Its ample space is perfect for multiple purposes, from an estate or agricultural venture to a private retreat. Just minutes from major roadways, it provides easy access to nearby cities blending rural living with urban conveniences. Positioned in a peaceful community, the property enjoys proximity to essential services, schools, and recreation. Fluvanna is growing with a strong community feel, making it an ideal spot for residential development or agricultural projects. Its close proximity to Charlottesville ensures urban amenities are within reach, while allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of rural life. With its flat topography, prospective utility access, this 3+ acre property offers endless possibilities for residential, agricultural, or investment projects. Don’t miss this rare opportunity in Kents Store!
Property Information
Lot Size
3 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Land-Unimproved Land
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Location
Address
0 Three Chopt Road
City
Kents Store
State
VA
Zip Code
23084
County
FLUVANNA
Listing
Name
Phone
(804) 282-3136
Office Name
Office Phone
(804) 282-3136
Agent Name
Tracy McGuire
Agency Phone
(804) 282-3136

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