Opportunity to acquire approximately 32.57 acres of development land off Dougherty Drive in Northwest Missoula. This substantial acreage in a growing part of the Missoula market gives an investor or developer the chance to plan a larger-scale project built around employment, service, light industrial, contractor, work-live, and other compatible uses—combining commercial or light industrial buildings with operational yard space and potential work-live or residential components where permitted. A majority of the property falls within the Airport Hazard Overlay under Missoula's Title 22 Unified Development Code, which caps residential density at 4 dwelling units per acre and prohibits certain high-occupancy uses. These constraints should factor into any preliminary site planning. Rather than conventional residential use, Parcel A-1 lends itself to a flexible, employment-oriented strategy—blending light industrial/service uses, yard space, work-live opportunities, and limited residential development consistent with applicable regulations. Strategically located off Dougherty Drive in West Missoula, Parcel A-1 benefits from its position within one of Missoula's expanding growth areas. The property is conveniently situated near Mullan Road, Reserve Street, and other major west-side transportation routes, providing efficient connectivity throughout Missoula and to regional destinations. The location offers close proximity to established and emerging residential neighborhoods, employment centers, retail services, and commercial amenities, supporting continued demand as development extends westward. The property is also conveniently positioned near the Missoula International Airport, providing an additional locational advantage for businesses, employees, and users with regional transportation needs. With access to the broader West Missoula transportation network and proximity to major employment, retail, residential, and airport destinations, the location offers a compelling setting for future investment and development within Missoula's continued west-side expansion.