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NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. • NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. • NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. • NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. • NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. • NEW LISTING: 22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site — Rail Adjacent — Signalized Corner — Oldham County, KY — $5,002,725 — Torrey Smith Realty Co. •
SEDJ|Est. 2020  ·  Vol. VII

Southeast Region Land & Development Journal

Tracking land, growth, and opportunity across the Southeast.

Industrial / Land MarketsMay 4, 2026Active Listing

22.75-Acre I-2 Industrial Site Comes to Market in Buckner, Kentucky

"Rail-adjacent, infrastructure-ready, and positioned at a signalized corner in Oldham County's tightest industrial market in years."

List Price
$5,002,725
Total Acreage
22.75 Acres
Zoning
I-2 Industrial
Rail Status
Adjacent
Listed byTorrey Smith Realty Co., LLC· Torrey M. Smith, Principal Broker · Alex Doyle
Aerial view of the 22.75-acre industrial site at 4400 Old LaGrange Road, Buckner, KY

Aerial · 4400 Old LaGrange Road, Buckner, KY 40010 · Oldham County

A 22.75-acre industrial land assemblage has come to market in Buckner, Kentucky, positioned at the signalized intersection of W Hwy 146 and Old LaGrange Road in Oldham County. The offering — listed at $5,002,725 by Torrey Smith Realty Co., LLC — represents one of the more compelling large-format industrial land opportunities to emerge in the Louisville metro corridor in recent memory, combining a rare combination of I-2 zoning, rail adjacency, and fully accessible infrastructure in a county where industrial vacancy has tightened considerably over the past eighteen months.

The property consists of three separate tax parcels — identified as 31-00-00-10A, 31-00-00-11F, and 31-00-00-10&11A — being offered together as a single contiguous assemblage. The three-parcel structure, assembled to create a unified 22.75-acre development site, is the kind of patient land position that rarely surfaces in a market where large-format industrial tracts have become increasingly scarce. Zoned I-2 Industrial, the site supports a wide range of uses including manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, and heavy commercial operations.

Infrastructure Readiness

What distinguishes this offering from comparable land positions in the region is the depth of its existing infrastructure. The site has sewer access from multiple directions, main gas line frontage, and three-phase power availability — three utility conditions that, when present together on a large industrial tract, substantially reduce the cost and timeline of development. Rail adjacency adds a further dimension of logistical value, particularly for users in manufacturing, bulk materials handling, or distribution operations where freight access is a primary site selection criterion.

"Large industrial tracts in Oldham County are limited. This offering provides scale, strategic positioning, and long-term development potential in one of the most desirable commercial corridors in the region."

— Listing Description, Torrey Smith Realty Co., LLC

Location & Corridor Context

The site's position in Buckner — at the intersection of W Hwy 146 and Old LaGrange Road — places it within one of the more active industrial and commercial corridors in the Louisville metro area. Oldham County has seen sustained interest from regional and national industrial users over the past several years, driven by its proximity to the I-71 corridor, Louisville's distribution infrastructure, and the broader Ohio Valley logistics network. The signalized corner position provides both operational access and commercial visibility — a combination that supports a range of development scenarios from single-user industrial campuses to multi-tenant commercial parks.

Existing Improvements

The property currently includes residential structures and accessory buildings, which the listing notes offer "interim flexibility while planning future development." This is a meaningful distinction for buyers who may require a period of due diligence, entitlement work, or phased site preparation before committing to full-scale development — the existing improvements allow for continued use of the site during that process without the carrying cost of a completely vacant parcel.

Terms & Availability

The property is available for immediate possession. The seller will consider cash or conventional financing, and is open to structured offers — a posture that broadens the pool of qualified buyers and suggests a seller motivated by finding the right transaction structure, not simply the highest number. The listing is held by Torrey Smith Realty Co., LLC, with Torrey M. Smith serving as Principal Broker and Alex Doyle as co-listing agent.

Contact Listing Broker

Torrey Smith Realty Co., LLC

Torrey M. Smith — Principal Broker

Alex Doyle — Co-Listing Agent

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Site Infrastructure6 Key Attributes

What Makes This Site Distinctive

The combination of rail adjacency, three-phase power, multi-directional sewer access, and main gas line frontage on a single 22-acre I-2 site is uncommon in this market. Each infrastructure element is detailed below.

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Rail Adjacency

The site sits directly adjacent to active rail infrastructure, providing a significant logistical advantage for manufacturing, distribution, and heavy industrial users seeking efficient freight access without costly on-site rail construction.

Three-Phase Power

Three-phase electrical service is available to the site — a critical utility for industrial and manufacturing operations requiring high-capacity power delivery. This eliminates a common infrastructure barrier for heavy-use tenants.

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Sewer Access — Multiple Directions

Sewer connections are accessible from multiple directions, providing flexibility in site planning and reducing the cost and complexity of utility tie-in for prospective developers.

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Main Gas Line Frontage

The property has direct frontage on a main gas line, supporting industrial processes, HVAC systems, and energy-intensive operations without the need for extended utility runs.

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Signalized Intersection

Located at the signalized intersection of W Hwy 146 and Old LaGrange Road — a high-visibility, high-access corner position that supports both operational logistics and commercial visibility for future development.

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Existing Improvements

Residential structures and accessory buildings currently on site provide interim occupancy flexibility while long-term development plans are finalized — an uncommon advantage for large industrial land positions.

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J. Harrington· Louisville, KY
4h ago

Rail adjacency at this price point in Oldham County is genuinely rare. The I-71 access alone makes this worth a serious look for distribution users.

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Anonymous
6h ago

Three parcels assembled into one contiguous site — that's the kind of patient work that makes a deal like this possible. Hats off to the broker for putting it together.

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M. Calloway· Lexington, KY
9h ago

Oldham County industrial inventory is extremely tight right now. A 22-acre I-2 site with existing infrastructure is going to attract serious attention quickly.

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Industrial RE Observer· Cincinnati, OH
12h ago

The signalized intersection positioning is underrated here. Truck access and visibility from Hwy 146 is a meaningful operational advantage for the right user.

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