1315 1st Ave E

Property facts

Price

$1

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

5.44 acres

County

Jasper County

Annual taxes

$6,704

MLS #

12007064

Description

This Newton, Iowa property for sale offers approximately 5.44 acres of development land located at 1315 1st Avenue East. With approximately 487 feet of road frontage and access to public water, public sewer, and electricity, the property presents opportunities for retail, commercial, residential, or mixed-use development. Its location near the center of Newton's population provides convenient access, strong visibility, and long-term development potential. The property is zoned C-A, and the seller may consider subdividing the site within reason. According to the listing information, the City of Newton will review fill plans in coordination with the site plan, allowing the entire property to potentially be utilized for construction with approved fill. Bids are due November 4th, 2026 by 5pm. Key Features & Property Highlights: Approximately 5.44 acres, or 235,846 square feet Location: 1315 1st Avenue East, Newton, Iowa 50208 Approximately 487 feet of road frontage Zoned C-A Potential retail, commercial, residential, or mixed-use development Public water and public sewer available Electricity available at the property Concrete road access Convenient location near the center of Newton's population Approximately 20,870 square feet in the northwest corner is subject to a deed restriction Iowa DNR floodplain analysis has established a base elevation for the affected area

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