20.38 Acres Main St

Exceptional Hwy 20 development opportunity in the heart of Sweet Home, OR. 2 contiguous parcels totaling approx. 20.38 acres with nearly 600ft of Santiam Hwy frontage adjacent to City Hall. Plans available for 80-unit multifamily (Phase II of adjacent 40-unit complex), plus conceptual plans for 45 single-family lots and approx. 9 acres of commercial development. Wetlands delineation completed showing approx. 17+ acres of usable land. Flat site with utilities nearby. C-2 Zoning supports a wide range of uses. An exceptional multi-parcel development site represents one of the most strategic and versatile land opportunities in the Sweet Home market. Located directly along Santiam Highway 20 with nearly 600 feet of high-visibility frontage, the property sits immediately adjacent to Sweet Home City Hall—placing it at the civic, commercial, and transportation heart of the community.The offering consists of two contiguous parcels totaling approximately 20.38 acres (5.59 acres and 14.79 acres), with extensive planning work already completed. The 5.59-acre parcel includes development plans for 80 two-bedroom, two-bath apartments, designed as Phase II of a recently completed 40-unit multifamily community next door.In addition, conceptual plans are available for 45 single-family residential lots, along with approximately 9 acres of commercial development land, allowing for a thoughtfully integrated mixed-use environment. A completed wetlands delineation identifies roughly 17+ acres of usable development area.The property is flat, buildable, and with utilities readily available nearby. Further enhancing development feasibility and cost efficiency. Zoning supports a wide range of uses, including multifamily housing, medical and professional offices, retail, hospitality, and highway-oriented commercial uses, making the site ideal for a convenience store with fuel, medical office campus, apartment development, or residential subdivision, or a combination thereof.Sweet Home continues to benefit from regional growth pressure from the Willamette Valley, limited housing inventory, and strong demand for both residential and commercial services. Large sites of this scale, visibility, and flexibility along Highway 20 are exceedingly rare.