43 ACRES WITH ROOM TO THINK BIG! Approximately 43 acres within the city limits of Randolph offer an uncommon combination of acreage, accessibility, natural features and future potential. The property provides the space and flexibility to consider a variety of possibilities, whether the vision is residential, agricultural, recreational, investment-oriented or part of a larger commercial or industrial development concept. Its location along the Minnesota State Highway 56 corridor is a major advantage. The area offers access to city sewer and water through Randolph, natural gas, substantial electrical capacity and communications infrastructure. Highway 56 provides excellent regional transportation access without the seasonal road and weight restrictions often associated with rural routes. Rail runs adjacent and an established industrial park is located just to the north-important considerations for buyers evaluating the land for future commercial or industrial use. At the same time, this is not simply a development tract. The surrounding property features open land, mature woods and Chub Creek, which flows into the Cannon River and ultimately Lake Byllesby. Lake Byllesby Regional Park and Dakota County parkland are nearby, creating a rare balance between infrastructure and natural amenities. The approximately 43-acre parcel may be purchased on its own or considered together with adjoining acreage, including the approximately 28-acre parcel and the six-acre improved property, as part of a much larger land assemblage.