2201 Dickerson Pike, Nashville TN, 37207

Active

2201 Dickerson Pike

Nashville TN, 37207

$4,200,000

$120.00 per sqft

Active

35,000 sqft

Commercial

Restaurant Corner & East Nashville Development Opportunity! Commercial corner 0.82 +/- Acres signalized growing intersection of Dickerson Pike and E Trinity Lane with two curb cuts, new sidewalks, storm water, sewer, all utilities. Talbots Corner neighborhood with single family and multi-family developments; Accessible to I-24 and I-65, close proximity to the new Oracle Campus and minutes to downtown Nashville. Direct access and frontage on both Dickerson Pike and E Trinity Lane.

2652961

MLSⓇ ID

May 9, 2024

Listed

November 22, 2024

Updated

Map

2201 Dickerson Pike
Nashville TN, 37207

Interior Features

Fireplace: No
Cooling: No
Heating: No

Exterior/Building Features

Lot Size: 0.82 Acres

Other Property Details

Days on Market: 74
Garage: No
Parking Total: 0
View: No
County: Davidson County, TN
Pool: No
Zoning: Commercial

Listed by Catherine Andrews, Benchmark Realty, LLC

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