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Legacy Way
Lawrenceburg, KY 40342
New Retail Construction | Lawrenceburg, KY · Commerce de détail Propriété À louer
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10 731 pi²
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Faits saillants
- New construction — groundbreaking September 2026, delivery Feb/March 2027
- $18–$26 PSF NNN, white-box delivery
- Minutes to the Bluegrass Parkway; 15 min to Frankfort, 25 min to Lexington
- Seven suites: 1,392 SF to 2,166 SF; endcaps of 2,166 SF and 1,527 SF; adjacent suites combinable
- US 127 Bypass frontage adjacent to the Kroger/Tractor Supply retail node
- Bourbon Trail traffic: Wild Turkey and Four Roses both call Lawrenceburg home
Faits sur la propriété
| Superficie totale disponible | 10 731 pi² | Superficie commerciale brute | 10 731 pi² |
| Type de propriété | Commerce de détail | État de la construction | Proposé |
| Superficie totale disponible | 10 731 pi² |
| Type de propriété | Commerce de détail |
| Superficie commerciale brute | 10 731 pi² |
| État de la construction | Proposé |
À propos de la propriété
Be first in the door at Carlton Crossing, Lawrenceburg's newest retail development. This ground-up, ±10,731 SF multi-tenant strip center breaks ground in September 2026, with delivery anticipated February/March 2027. Seven suites ranging from 1,392 to 2,166 SF — including two premium endcaps — are available for pre-lease at $18–$26 PSF NNN, delivered in white-box condition ready for tenant finishes. The site fronts the US 127 Bypass at Carlton Drive, directly south of Lawrenceburg's dominant retail node — anchored by Kroger and Tractor Supply — with FiveStar, Anderson County High School, and established residential neighborhoods immediately surrounding. Every rooftop east of the bypass and every commuter running the 127 corridor between Harrodsburg and Frankfort passes this location. Designed by DECO Architects, the center features classic brick construction, full-glass storefronts, awnings, and parapets up to 22 feet giving every tenant strong signage presence. Pre-lease tenants can influence buildout specs and lock in opening-day positioning.
