Rare opportunity! A privately owned 3.15-acre parcel is now available on the MAIN line of the Norfolk Southern Railway. This main line connects Atlanta, Augusta, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga. The property has an interesting history, having previously functioned as a fertilizer distribution center before being converted into a steel trestle manufacturing facility. With convenient access for 18-wheel transportation and railway usage, this property offers a unique advantage. One of the key features of this main line stop is its ability to accommodate the siding of up to 20 train cars, with security, making it ideal for railroad yard storage. This presents a valuable opportunity for businesses in need of temporary storage for rail freight or those looking to take advantage of the efficient transportation options provided by the Railway main line. Other property Info: 63 Miles from Savannah roundabout Warehouse 1 – 40’x80’x16’; 6” concrete slab; 12’x14’ door; 8’x8’ door; walk door; 240/480 3-phase electric ; 120/240 single phase electric; city water ($20/mo); office space. Warehouse 2 – 50’x50’x16’, (needs roof repair) Box Car high at rail; truck high at loading dock; 240/480 3-phase electric. Warehouse 3 – 40’x9’x20’, (Old Cotton Gin, circa: 1865); 480/240 3-phase electric. Shelter 1 – 80’x75’x16’ (Open sides, adjacent to track) City water at street; 4” deep well. Fiber Optic Data Service at street. Privacy fence two sides. Thirty-foot entrance gates onto Main St. Electric grid recently upgraded to 14.4 KV. Thirty miles to Interstate 16; 50 miles to Interstate 20 via Augusta, GA; 50 miles to Interstate 95 via Savannah, GA Incentives As a Tier 1 community, businesses that open or expand in Screven County qualify for the maximum job tax credit of $4,000 per job for five new full-time year-round jobs added in any calendar year. For example, a taxpayer creating 50 jobs in a tier 1 county offering a $4,000 credit receives $1 million in tax credits over five years to reduce or eliminate Georgia income tax. That number doubles with 100 jobs. Other tax exemptions such as sales and use are also available. Additional state incentives are available on a case-by-case basis. Freeport is the general term used for the exemption of ad valorem tax on inventories as defined by Georgia law. The law offers manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and warehouse operations an attractive inventory tax exemption on three classes of property. Sylvania and Screven County exempt 100 percent on all classes of certain business inventory from property taxation.