Highway 24, Sardis, GA
Land for Sale - $35,000,000 - 793 acres
Agent Info
| Michael Twumasi Coldwell Banker Commercial Metro Brokers |
Property Info
| CIMLS# | 1198665 |
| Location Highway 24 Sardis GA 30426 | |
| Updated | November 4th, 2026 |
| Type | Land |
| Price | $35,000,000 |
| Land | 793 acres |
Property Description
Coldwell Banker Commercial Metro Brokers is pleased to present an exceptional 793-acre development opportunity strategically located in Burke County, Georgia, one of the most compelling emerging markets for hyperscale, AI, HPC, and cloud data center development in the Southeastern United States.
The property is positioned within the shadow of the Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, the largest nuclear power facility in the United States, and benefits from proximity to high-voltage transmission infrastructure, regional fiber connectivity, and a pro-growth economic development environment actively pursuing large-scale technology investment.
Unlike the increasingly constrained Atlanta metropolitan market, Burke County offers developers the opportunity to establish large-scale digital infrastructure campuses in a jurisdiction that maintains a favorable entitlement environment, lower land acquisition costs, and access to significant state and local incentives.
The site's combination of scale, infrastructure proximity, and strategic location creates a rare opportunity for developers, hyperscalers, private equity investors, and infrastructure funds seeking a future-ready site capable of supporting significant power-intensive development.
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
1. Strategic Location Near the Largest Nuclear Power Plant in America
The property is located in Burke County, home to the Vogtle Electric Generating Plant.
Vogtle is the largest nuclear generating facility in the United States with approximately:
4,800 MW generation capacity
Four operational reactors
AP1000 advanced nuclear technology
Long-term baseload power generation
For power-intensive industries such as AI and hyperscale data centers, proximity to reliable baseload generation represents one of the most important site-selection criteria.
2. Access to High-Voltage Transmission Infrastructure
The property is located near significant transmission assets:
115kV Transmission line - along the property boundary
Regional Fiber Network - Adjacent
The site's strategic location is a little similar to Amazon's Susquehanna nuclear campus data center.
These transmission assets create a strategic advantage involving:
• Large-load service delivery
• Dedicated substations
• Utility-scale interconnections
• Phased power delivery strategies
• Minimizing electrical transmission losses
• Bypassing congested grid substations
• Eliminating lengthy interconnection queues
• Reducing vulnerability to weather-related grid outages
3. Adjacent Fiber Infrastructure
a. COMCAST
Serviceable - Ready to install with little or no construction required
Product: L2 Ethernet
Speed: 10G (Dedicated)
Distance: 1393 ft
b. LUMEN
Serviceable - Ready to install with little or no construction required
Product: Fiber
Speed: 10G (Dedicated)
Distance: Unavailable
b. Xfinity
Serviceable - Ready to install with little or no construction required
Product: Fiber
Speed: Unavailable (Dedicated)
Distance: Unavailable
4. Optimized Logistics & Transportation
US Hwy 24 is a newly paved, four-lane divided highway offering direct freight and logistics connectivity.
Interstate Access: The site is just 30 miles (approx. 30 minutes) from I-20, providing a direct route to Atlanta and the national interstate network.
Port Proximity: It is highly viable for import/export and supply chain operations, situated 95 miles from the Port of Savannah and within reach of the Port of Charleston.
5. Favorable Regulatory Environment
Unlike many jurisdictions implementing restrictive data center ordinances, Burke County currently operates under its traditional land development code.

