5.5 acres in Page County, Virginia

591-890 Spring Farm is a 5.5-acre land site next to a Days Inn hotel with an active hotel easement for access off Lee Highway. Zoned B1 to accommodate a wide range of commercial developments, with nearby retailers of Walmart Supercenter, CVS, Food Lion, Dunkin, and more. Half-million tourists come to the caverns annually to see the largest cave in the Eastern United States near Shenandoah National Park. Visible to more than 5,000 daily passing vehicles at the intersection of Lee Highway and Whispering Hill Road. Located in Luray, Virginia, home of the historic Luray Caverns and Old Rag Mountain, a scenic travelers' destination. Absolute auction | Starting bid $1. As the exclusive advisor, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer presents the 5.5-acre commercial development opportunity at 591-890 Spring Farm in Luray, Virginia. The land is offered to the market in its raw condition and with level topography, ready for permitting to begin on the vacant land. There is an easement with the neighboring building, a Days Inn hotel, for approximately 780 feet of access road across the lower portion of the land parcel. The Days Inn Luray Shenandoah is a 138-key hotel and part of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. It is rated 3+ stars and offers an outdoor pool, RV parking, standard guest rooms, and extended-stay suites. The hotel caters to year-round tourists exploring the Shenandoah Valley's scenic beauty. Downtown Lurays Main Street is lined with locally owned businesses and restaurants, such as Gathering Grounds Patisserie and Caf, Hawksbill Brewing Co., Il Vesuvio Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria, and the Willow Grove Farm Market. Walmart Supercenter, Food Lion, and CVS are on the west side of town. Luray offers spectacular views of the Blue Ridge Mountains from its scenic Skyline Drive at Shenandoah National Park. It is home to the Endless Caverns, more than 5 miles of underground caves and rock formations, attracting around 500,000 visitors each year to tour the cave, which is designated a US national landmark. Travelers come to Luray to see the towering stone columns and crystal-clear pools at Luray Caverns. Lake Arrowhead, another natural demand generator, offers a pristine beach, outdoor recreation opportunities, and relaxing picnic spots. Luray is approximately 15 miles from Interstate 81, which leads to Harrisonburg, 32 miles away. Schedule an on-site visit today and learn more about permitting and approvals applicable under the B1 Business Commercial zoning, adding to the Shenandoah Valley's commercial scene. Data Room Click Here to Access