Seller financing available subject to acceptable terms and seller approval. Reach out to agent for details! Rare 73.9-acre development opportunity with direct Highway 10 frontage, just minutes from downtown Price. This prominent parcel offers excellent visibility, convenient access to the business district, and flexibility for a variety of potential residential, multifamily and commercial development concepts. Ideal for developers, investors, builders or businesses seeking substantial acreage along a major regional transportation corridor. The area is benefiting from significant new investment, including the 2,185-acre Castle Country Inland Port Project Area, expanded rail and logistics infrastructure, and a planned $20 million expansion of terminal operations near Price. With its strategic location and range of potential uses, this property presents an exceptional opportunity to participate in the continued economic development of the Carbon County region. Opportunities like this don't come around often! The owner may consider selling portions of the property; pricing will depend on the location and acreage requested. Buyer to independently verify zoning, permitted uses, utilities, access, development requirements, incentive eligibility, acreage and all other information. Please see attached documents for more information. Buyer to verify all.
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Downtown Price, located between US-6 and Carbon Avenue, is a historic and civic Price neighborhood with brick storefront blocks and a walkable main-street grid. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around Main Street and 100 South, where galleries, diners, and small storefronts cluster under classic streetfront signage. The Utah State University Eastern Prehistoric Museum and the Carbon County Events Center act as cultural anchors for exhibits, performances, and community gatherings. Architecture leans toward early-20th-century commercial facades mixed with mid-century civic buildings. Side streets shift quickly into compact residential pockets and small parks. The setting reads as a valley-floor downtown framed by the Book Cliffs to the north.
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Approximately 73.9 acres
Zoned for single-family, multi-family, commercial, and industrial uses
Zoning description: AG, C, R
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