Nature’s Crossing Technology Center

South Delphine Avenue at I-64, Waynesboro, VA 22980

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Availability

  • Total Site Area: 170 ac /68 ha
  • Largest Contiguous: 105 ac / 42 ha
  • Available Land: 115
  • Subdividable: Yes

Specifications

  • Topography: Gently rolling - 50% cleared
  • Pad Ready: No
  • Zoning: M-1 Light Industrial, M-2 Heavy Industrial
  • Outside Storage Allowed: Yes

Utilities

  • Electric Provider: Dominion Energy
  • Natural Gas Provider: Columbia Gas of Virginia
  • Water Provider: City of Waynesboro
  • Sewer Provider: City of Waynesboro
  • Fiber/Broadband Provider: Shentel

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Transportation

  • Interstate/Distance: Distance from Main Entrance to Interstate: < 1/2 Mile
  • 4-Lane Highway/Distance: 2.3 Miles
  • International Airport: Washington-Dulles International Airport, 152.4 miles
  • Commercial Airport: Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport, 27.5 miles
  • General Aviation Airport: Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport, 27.5 miles
  • Port of Virginia: 177.3 miles, 2 hour 31 minutes - Hampton Roads Terminals
  • Port of Virginia (Inland Port): 98.2 miles, 1 hour 26 minutes
  • Rail Served: Yes

Comments

NCTC will feature on-site amenities such as a walking trail, access to the South River for fishing and boating and more. The site is located within two miles of a regional retail center, which includes national retailers Target, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Kohl’s, plus regional and local retail stores and restaurants. Within three miles are additional national retailers such as Walmart, Lowes, and Home Depot, as well as restaurants and 503 hotel rooms. Downtown Waynesboro is also located within three miles and features additional local eateries, the historic Wayne Theatre, Shenandoah Valley Art Center, the to be built Virginia Museum of Natural History campus, greenway walking trail, and urban trout fishing. Three microbreweries and the state’s first full-service kombucha tasting room are within minutes of downtown. Outdoor recreation abounds at the city’s six parks as well as the nearby Blue Ridge Parkway, Skyline Drive, and Appalachian Trail.