2147 S Crater Rd
Petersburg, VA 23805
Retail Property For Sale

Property tours are available by appointment ONLY. Please contact Connie Jordan Nielson (804-697-3569 or connie.nielsen@thalhimer.com) or Alicia Farrell (804-697-3483 or alicia.farrell@thalhimer.com) to schedule. Investment Highlights ñ25,796 SF vacant commercial building in Petersburg, VA Situated on a ñ2.21 Acres Great frontage along South Crater Road (ñ22,000 VPD) Situated on a signalized intersection on the main retail corridor in Petersburg Abundant parking with ñ119 surface spaces High profile pole sign fronting South Crater Located adjacent to numerous national retailers Zoned B-1 which is in the Shopping Center District Regulations of the City Investment Overview 2147 South Crater Road (the "Property") is a vacant commercial building totaling ñ25,796 SF and located at in Petersburg, Virginia. The Property, a vacant former bowling alley, is located on South Crater Road (US 301), on a ñ2.21-acre land parcel. It includes high profile pole signage fronting South Crater Road (ñ22,000 VPD), and is in close proximity to a wide variety of residential buildings and businesses. It also contains abundant parking, with aproximately 131 surface spaces. Ingress and egres Ingress and egress is available to the Property via South Crater Road and Morton Avenue. The Property is approximately 2.1 miles from Southside Regional Medical Center, ñ4.2 miles from Richard Bland College (ñ2100 Students), and ñ5.6 miles from Fort Lee (ñ35,000 personnel). Additionally, the site is located adjacent to numerous national retailers and banks, including Food Lion, CVS, Rite Aid, Save A Lot, McDonalds, Autozone, Merchant's Tire, Family Dollar, Butterworths Furniture, Cititrends, Suntrust, and Bank of America. Petersburg is an independent city in the U.S. state of Virginia. As of the 2010 census, the population was ñ32,420. It is located on the Appomattox River, approximately 21 miles south of the state capital of Richmond. Petersburg acts as a transportation hub for the region, with a network of area highways that includes Interstates 85, 95, and 295, and US 1, 301, and 460. Both CSX and NS rail systems maintain transportation centers at Petersburg, and Amtrak serves the city with daily Northeast Corridor trains to Norfolk, Virginia, and long-distance routes from states to the south. A regional bus between Petersburg and downtown Richmond is active, granting access