3011 Burkesville Rd - Ideal Development Site across from Walmart Lot • Terrain commercial • 43 Acres • Columbia, KY 42728

Rare Retail Development land across from Walmart Supercenter Annexed into the city of Columbia for ease of development.
Ideal for QSR, Medical Pad, Rare corner lot available.
Located at a signalized corner with excellent visibility.
High traffic corridor
Price upon request.
Columbia, Kentucky is a Premier Destination for Commercial Real Estate Development and a savvy opportunity for commercial developers. Columbia is rich in history and a community pulsing with growth and promise!
Nestled in the heart of south-central Kentucky, Columbia stands out as a vibrant hub for commercial real estate development paired with small-town charm with dynamic growth potential. This offering with 43 ACRES s located at Cumberland Parkway and Burkesville Road with egress access on Burkesville Road and Edmonton Road has excellent visibility and over 8500 VPD. This property is currently being annexed into the City of Columbia and is included in the City of Columbia Comprehensive Plan performed by Kriss Lowery.
Robust Population Growth: According to Columbia’s Comprehensive Plan, the city’s population growth surpasses national averages, driving demand for innovative retail, office, and service-oriented developments. There are currently many new developments in this area of the city.
Prime Location: As the seat of Adair County, Columbia boasts excellent connectivity via the Cumberland Parkway and KY-61, with proximity to Lake Cumberland and Green River Lake—perfect for tourism-focused projects. The Cumberland Parkway has a proposed I-65 Spur. Located across from Walmart Super-Center with many new developments in the area. Major retailers in the area: Zaxby's, KFC, Hardees, Subway, AT&T, Little Caesars, Burger King, BP, Five Star, Kwik-Lube, Goodwill, Sleep Inn & Suites
The Strategic Location: The area creates an attractive environment for developing retail centers, industrial parks, or mixed-use complexes, offering an exceptional opportunity for investors. The location offers prime visibility with high mast lighting along the Cumberland Parkway ensuring maximum exposure and safety for your development.
Thriving Economic Drivers: Anchored by Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia sees consistent demand for student-centric developments like housing, dining, and retail, while agriculture and healthcare sectors provide economic stability. Columbia amenities include the regional Columbia/Adair Municipal Airport as well as the scenic Pines at Lindsey Wilson a premier 18-hole Golf facility. And is located near Green River Marina, Lake Cumberland, Barren River and Dale Hollow offering a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, boating and water sports.
Supportive Community: Local community leaders offer knowledge and zoning expertise, ensuring a seamless development process in a business-friendly environment. This property is currently being annexed into the city of Columbia.
Tourism and Lifestyle Appeal: With its recreational waterways and scenic landscapes, Columbia draws visitors and retirees, creating opportunities for hospitality and service-based developments.
High ROI Potential: This property location offers High-traffic corridors with emerging growth zones positioning Columbia as a hotspot for developments with strong return on investment.
Kentucky's Best kept Secret -Columbia, Kentucky has so much to offer: The historic Bank of Columbia, still standing proudly in Columbia is famously said to have been robbed by the notorious outlaw Jesse James in 1872, adding a thrilling chapter to the city rich history.
The Lindsey Wilson College 18-hole Golf Course, Municipal Airport and the Historic City Center are just minutes from the site. The future I 65 Interstate Spur enhancing connectivity and boosting access reducing local road congestion and supporting economic growth. Don't miss this rare opportunity to be a part of one of Kentucky's greatest communities.
The property offers two means of Egress*.
*Opening of second egress may require governing approval