The Turkey Knob site is the largest development site in the Shenandoah Valley and is eligible for the New Market Tax Credit. The property can be subdivided and includes eight parcels, four of which make up 136 acres of industrial-zoned land in the Township of Mount Jackson, VA, while the remaining four parcels represent 512 acres of future industrial land that have recently been annexed into the Township from the county. The parcels have rail access and are mostly cleared with minimal wooded acreage and a rolling topography that would present few obstacles to developers. Turkey Knob is adjacent to Interstate 81 at Exit 269 and is located near six universities, including James Madison University. Town water and sewer are available and Washington Gas, Dominion Power and Shenandoah Valley Electric all service the site. Phase I, wetlands study, geotechnical survey, topographical maps and boundary maps are available upon request.
648 total acres: 136 acres zoned industrial, 512 acres future industrial
Eligible for the New Market Tax Credit
Can be subdivided
Town water and sewer available
Washington Gas, Dominion Power and Shenandoah Valley Electric available to the site
Rail access
Adjacent to I-81 at Exit 269
