Résidence Unifamiliale À Jackson

An exceptional land and development opportunity awaits at 177 W Pleasant Grove Road. Situated on approximately 11.64 acres in Jackson Township and zoned R-3, this unique property offers tremendous potential for investors, developers, institutions, equestrian users, or those simply seeking expansive acreage and privacy. The property consists of approximately 1.64 acres with the residence plus approximately 10 acres of assessed farmland, offering significant value in the land. Per information provided by Jackson Township, the property’s size and R-3 zoning may present an opportunity for cluster development. Because the parcel exceeds 10 acres, there may be potential, subject to all applicable approvals and requirements, for a subdivision approaching 11 one-acre lots through clustering. The property may also offer potential for an institutional use without a zoning variance. With multiple new development projects taking shape throughout the surrounding area, this is a compelling opportunity to secure a substantial tract of land in a rapidly growing section of Jackson. The property currently features a charming 3-bedroom, 2-full-bath ranch. Hardwood floors enhance both the living and family rooms, while the family room features a skylight, wood-burning fireplace, and French doors opening to the rear porch. The updated kitchen is highlighted by marble countertops, a center island, farmhouse sink, and an open dining area with additional French doors leading outside. The primary bedroom includes its own ensuite bath. Downstairs also features a full, unfinished basement. Outside, the acreage delivers the true country setting with a barn, additional outbuildings, paddocks, and expansive open land. Whether envisioned as a development opportunity, institutional property, farm or equestrian setting, private estate, or long-term land investment, 177 Pleasant Grove Road represents a rare chance to acquire 11.64 acres with substantial potential in one of Jackson Township’s growing areas. All development, subdivision, clustering, and use possibilities are subject to municipal and other applicable governmental approvals.