Turner County Development Property
Now on the market: 58 acres of prime development land located in the heart of Ashburn, Georgia. This expansive tract is one of the largest undeveloped parcels within the city limits and offers an ideal setting for a residential neighborhood, multi-family housing, or a thoughtfully planned mixed-use development. The property is zoned residential, allowing for one home per 20,000 square feet, with the potential for rezoning to accommodate higher density projects.
Strategically positioned just off Exit 82 on Interstate 75, the property enjoys outstanding visibility and access, with four paved road frontages providing maximum ingress and egress. The location is further enhanced by its immediate proximity to Ashburn High School, the Public Library, and the Civic Centermaking it especially appealing for residential developers seeking family-oriented amenities and community infrastructure.
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All major utilities, including water, sewer, cable, and internet, are available along the road frontages, reducing upfront infrastructure costs and accelerating development timelines. The tract's previous use as farmland has left the land in open, usable condition, providing a blank canvas for a range of development visions.
With strong community presence, convenient access, and infrastructure already in place, this property is a rare opportunity in a fast-growing area of South Georgia. Whether you're a residential builder, multi-family developer, or long-term investor, this Ashburn property checks every box for location, accessibility, and potential.
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Head west on GA-107 W/GA-112 S/E Washington Ave, Left on Randall Whiddon Dr. Property is .7 miles on the left
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