Midway Commercial Land for Sale
200 Fred Sink Road, Midway NC 27107
Scotty Beal and Coldwell Banker Commercial Advantage are pleased to present this parcel of land for sale on Fred Sink Road in Midway, North Carolina. This is a great opportunity to acquire a US-52 off-ramp retail parcel! This 2.16 acre tract sits just off the US-52 off-ramp at Hickory Tree Road. Water and sewer available. Pleasing topo and has broad retail Davidson County zoning, specifically the Community Shopping District. Ownership will entertain ground lease and build to suit offers.
Property Highlights
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This property boasts several impressive features, including:
- 2.16 acres immediately adjacent to Exit 100 off US-52/I-285
- Direct visibility from US-52/I-285
- 230’ frontage on Fred Sink Road
- Utilities contiguous to Hickory Tree Road
- Community Shopping Zoning Zoning District
- 10 Min Demo: 17,289 households
- 10 Min Demo: $72,791 Median Household Income
For Sale
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- 705,675
- 2.16 acres; 94,090 square feet
- 326,701.39 per acre; $7.50 psf
- 2.16 acres minimum available
Property Brochure
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Market Area
The Greensboro/Winston-Salem metro area combines three separate Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA) in North Carolina’s inland Piedmont region—Winston-Salem on the west side, Greensboro-High Point in the middle, and the smaller Burlington MSA in the east. The region as a whole is commonly referred to as the “Triad” or the “Piedmont Triad” for its three principal cities— Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem.
The immediate trade area includes a thriving blend of finance, technology and culture, Winston-Salem is home to a multitude of scientific, high-tech, financial, medical and educational organizations.
Major employers include BB&T, Hanes Brands, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts world headquarters, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, Wake Forest University, Novant Health, US Airways, Wells Fargo Bank and R,J, Reynolds American. Additionally, the 60-acre Piedmont Triad Research Park and colossal Wake Forest BioTech Place transformation will incorporate 1.1 million square feet into medical and research space, reinforcing the city’s evolution toward a leading biotechnology and life sciences economy.