±13.51 Acres at Signalized Corner | Savannah Quarters®

The property is located in the City of Pooler within the Savannah Quarters® PUD, which is a ±2,588-acre master-planned development that was initially planned by Greg Norman’s Medallist Developments and is currently being developed by Freehold Capital Management. It is near the I-16/Pooler Pkwy interchange, which is only 2 miles west of I-95 and 11 miles from Historic Downtown Savannah. Pooler, which is a suburb of Savannah, has evolved into a regional shopping and dining destination consistently attracting residents within a 45-minute drive time in all 4 directions. In the immediate vicinity, this site benefits from numerous master planned communities in various stages of development, which offer substantial population density.SVN is pleased to offer ±13.51 commercial acres for sale at the signalized northwest corner of Pooler Parkway (Quacco Road) and Spanton Crescent within Savannah Quarters®. The property should conceptually yield two outparcels with a larger rear tract, providing flexibility for phased or mixed-use commercial development. The site benefits from existing infrastructure including public water and sewer extended within the property boundary, along with established access from Quacco Road via Spanton Crescent with completed curb cut and access improvements. On-site improvements include clearing and grading, a former ±3,286-square-foot church facility, and an existing paved parking lot. Pooler Parkway is currently being widened to four lanes extending to Highway 17 (Ogeechee Road), which will enhance traffic flow and long-term accessibility to the site. The property is zoned PUD and permits a broad range of commercial uses consistent with the City of Pooler’s C-2 designation. Convenience stores, traditional residential development, and certain noxious uses are restricted under the Savannah Quarters PUD documents; however, the remaining permitted uses support a wide range of senior housing, retail, medical, service, and general commercial development concepts.