Vacant 0.20-acre lot just off E Main St in Taylorsville. An older home previously on the property has burned down and no longer exists; a large barn remains in the rear and could be torn down or rebuilt. Zoned R-1 under the Alexander County Land Development Code (§154-27), no manufactured homes allowed. Permitted uses by right include single-family dwellings, duplexes, multifamily dwellings, accessory dwellings, home occupations, and agricultural uses. No minimum square footage to build. Setbacks are 15 ft front, 10 ft sides, and 10 ft rear per Table 2.1; accessory structures may be placed as close as 5 ft from side/rear lines and 10 ft from front/ROW. Max building height is 40 ft. After setbacks, the buildable envelope is approximately 88 ft × 41 ft (~3,600 sq ft footprint). City water and sewer available with tap fees of approximately $3,000 each; water may already be tapped from a previous mobile home. With both municipal water and sewer, this lot qualifies for intermediate residential density of up to 8 units per acre. No RVs or campers as primary residences (§154-62). Buyers should verify all zoning details with Alexander County Planning.

Vacant 0.20-acre lot just off E Main St in Taylorsville. An older home previously on the property has burned down and no longer exists; a large barn remains in the rear and could be torn down or rebuilt. Zoned R-1 under the Alexander County Land Development Code (§154-27), no manufactured homes allowed. Permitted uses by right include single-family dwellings, duplexes, multifamily dwellings, accessory dwellings, home occupations, and agricultural uses. No minimum square footage to build. Setbacks are 15 ft front, 10 ft sides, and 10 ft rear per Table 2.1; accessory structures may be placed as close as 5 ft from side/rear lines and 10 ft from front/ROW. Max building height is 40 ft. After setbacks, the buildable envelope is approximately 88 ft × 41 ft (~3,600 sq ft footprint). City water and sewer available with tap fees of approximately $3,000 each; water may already be tapped from a previous mobile home. With both municipal water and sewer, this lot qualifies for intermediate residential density of up to 8 units per acre. No RVs or campers as primary residences (§154-62). Buyers should verify all zoning details with Alexander County Planning.