1640 Wigglesworth Way presents a compelling infill redevelopment opportunity on the Jefferson Davis Highway (US Route 1) corridor in Woodbridge, Virginia. The ±1.75-acre parcel is zoned B-1 General Business, requiring no rezoning for retail, restaurant, office, medical, childcare, and service uses by-right. The site sits less than one mile from the I-95 Woodbridge interchange and fronts Route 1 at 37,000 vehicles per day (VDOT). The surrounding Woodbridge and Dale City submarkets rank among the most populous communities in the Northern Virginia metro, with strong household incomes and sustained Prince William County population growth driving consistent demand for commercial services along this corridor. A prior site plan (PWC Case No. 05-00384) advanced through five formal review cycles and reached near-approval status in 2007 for a proposed ±34,000 SF two-story multi-tenant retail and office center. The prior process produced a full suite of completed technical studies — geotechnical investigation, stormwater detention design, architectural plans, and PWCSA utility confirmation — all available to an incoming buyer and representing meaningful pre-invested due diligence that reduces cost and timeline risk for a new development program. The site accommodates a wide range of B-1 uses beyond the prior concept, including QSR or drive-through, medical or professional office, childcare, or financial services. The property is delivered as vacant land with no demolition, remediation, or tenant displacement required.

1640 Wigglesworth Way presents a compelling infill redevelopment opportunity on the Jefferson Davis Highway (US Route 1) corridor in Woodbridge, Virginia. The ±1.75-acre parcel is zoned B-1 General Business, requiring no rezoning for retail, restaurant, office, medical, childcare, and service uses by-right. The site sits less than one mile from the I-95 Woodbridge interchange and fronts Route 1 at 37,000 vehicles per day (VDOT). The surrounding Woodbridge and Dale City submarkets rank among the most populous communities in the Northern Virginia metro, with strong household incomes and sustained Prince William County population growth driving consistent demand for commercial services along this corridor. A prior site plan (PWC Case No. 05-00384) advanced through five formal review cycles and reached near-approval status in 2007 for a proposed ±34,000 SF two-story multi-tenant retail and office center. The prior process produced a full suite of completed technical studies — geotechnical investigation, stormwater detention design, architectural plans, and PWCSA utility confirmation — all available to an incoming buyer and representing meaningful pre-invested due diligence that reduces cost and timeline risk for a new development program. The site accommodates a wide range of B-1 uses beyond the prior concept, including QSR or drive-through, medical or professional office, childcare, or financial services. The property is delivered as vacant land with no demolition, remediation, or tenant displacement required.