Rare development opportunity featuring two adjacent parcels totaling approximately 2.32 acres in Wilmington's established Echo East neighborhood. This offering includes 801 Saint Andrews Drive (1.85 acres) and the adjoining 709 Saint Andrews Drive (0.47 acres), creating a larger combined footprint with excellent potential for residential development. Zoned MD-17 High Density Multiple Dwelling Residential, the property may be suitable for townhomes, duplexes, or multi-family development subject to municipal approval. Public utilities are available, and the site offers direct frontage along Saint Andrews Drive. Located in an area characterized by established residential neighborhoods, high-density developments, strong demographics, and ongoing commercial investment. Conveniently located just minutes from UNCW, shopping, restaurants, medical offices, and major roadways. Also located in close proximity to the proposed new UNC Health community hospital campus planned for the South 17th Street corridor, adding to the area's continued growth and future investment potential. A rare opportunity for builders, developers, or investors seeking infill land in a growing Wilmington location.
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Sea Coast Advantage.

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