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8363 Bunton Rd
Willis, MI 48191
8363 Bunton Rd., August Twp · Land For Sale
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42.00 AC
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- 42 +/- Acres of Land ready for development
- Zoned Agricultural Residential
- Easy access to I-94 - Just south of Ann Arbor
- Paved Road - Water & Sewer at street
- Previously approved for 93 single-family homes
PROPERTY FACTS
| Property Type | Land | Proposed Use | Single Family Development |
| Property Subtype | Residential | Total Lot Size | 42.00 AC |
| Zoning | AR - AR, Agricultural Residential | ||
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Residential |
| Proposed Use | Single Family Development |
| Total Lot Size | 42.00 AC |
| Zoning | AR - AR, Agricultural Residential |
DESCRIPTION
42 +/- acres of land on paved road in quiet Augusta Twp. Zoned AR (Agricultural Residential). All utilities are available at the site including municipal water and sewer. Land was previously approved for 93 single family sites and could be developed as a single-family home community. Land features a high-water table allowing developer to enhance development with ponds or a lake. Site provides easy access to I-94 10 Minutes to growing downtown Belleville 25 Minutes to downtown Ann Arbor Zoning Description: AR, Agricultural Residential. The intent of the Agricultural Residential district is to provide a district in which low-density single-family residential Article 3 Zoning District Regulations Augusta Charter Township 3-5 Zoning Ordinance (Effective 8/1/07) development and agricultural pursuits may occur in close proximity to each other along with other compatible uses often occupying large areas. The predominant use of the Agricultural Residential district shall be considered residential. The regulations of this district are designed to protect and promote low-density residential land use, while accommodating agricultural activities. These regulations are also designed to exclude uses and buildings which demand substantial public services, such as major thoroughfares, centralized sewer or water facilities, and other public services.
