Hunting ranch markets land for data center, sparking county review
Stonebridge Hunting Ranch in Somerset County, Pennsylvania is marketing part of its property for a large-scale data center. Ohio-based builder Marist has agreed to purchase 95 acres at the Laurel Highlands Business Park to construct the Somerset 76 Trade Center, a multi-use facility off Route 31. The development, which could host a data center, is currently under county review.
Somerset County, Pennsylvania, is poised for a significant commercial development, potentially bringing hundreds of jobs to the region. Ohio-based builder Marist has entered an agreement to acquire 95 acres of land within the Laurel Highlands Business Park for $6 million. The company plans to construct the 'Somerset 76 Trade Center,' a one-million-square-foot multi-use facility located off Route 31.
According to Somerset County Commissioners, the site is intended to be an adaptable center capable of hosting various tenants, which could include a large-scale data center. The development is currently undergoing a county review process. The Somerset County Chamber of Commerce expressed strong optimism regarding the economic benefits this project is expected to bring to the area.