3898 S BLACK HORSE Pike, Williamstown, NJ 08094

High-visibility commercial development opportunity in rapidly growing Monroe Township. This 6+ acre parcel sits directly across from Trio Tavern and offers exceptional frontage, exposure, and access along one of South Jersey's most heavily traveled corridors.

Positioned on the Black Horse Pike, a primary artery connecting Philadelphia to Atlantic City, this location captures consistent daily traffic and regional flow. The corridor serves as a direct route to major population centers, including Washington Township, Williamstown, Folsom, Buena, Buena Vista Township, Collins Lakes, Hammonton, Hamilton Town

ship (home to the Hamilton Mall retail hub), Weymouth, and Egg Harbor Township-making this a strategic location for retail, service, or mixed-use commercial concepts. Previously improved for retail use, the site retains valuable infrastructure, including a lighted parking lot, light poles, and an existing commercial pole sign frame-significantly reducing upfront development costs.

The prior structure has been removed, providing a shovel-ready canvas for redevelopment. The property currently is Zoned Rural Development Commercial, offering flexibility for a variety of commercial applications (see zoning documents). Surrounded by active retail, expanding residential development, and continued regional growth, this site is positioned for strong long-term appreciation and immediate business viability.

Due Diligence / Disclaimer. Property is being sold strictly as-is. Seller makes no representations regarding permitted or allowable future uses. All prospective buyers should conduct independent due diligence and are strongly encouraged to consult directly with the Monroe Township Zoning Office regarding any proposed development.

All future use is subject to Monroe Twp. municipal site plan approval. Looking for a site to cultivate? Per RD-C zoning, this lot may comply with local growth ordinances. It will be 100% the buyer's responsibility to do their own due diligence regarding approvals needed from both the municipality and the Pinelands oversight.