Licking County assigns no house number to any Amazon land on Beech Road, so the built holding is simply Beech Rd NW, parcel 095-111618-04.000, 106.417 acres in Jersey Township inside the New Albany municipal boundary. Four data halls stand on it, about 1,239,440 sq ft between them: 258,400 and 214,000 sq ft completed in 2024, then 246,800 and 520,240 sq ft in 2025, alongside a 2,964 sq ft gate house, a 2,016 sq ft equipment building, 520,000 sq ft of concrete and 115,000 sq ft of asphalt paving. The county's utilities code reads electric, well and septic: grid power from AEP Ohio, water and waste handled on site. Improvements reached $149,313,600 for 2025 against land of $21,282,000. Amazon Data Services holds three further Beech Road parcels of 199.818, 71.307 and 0.27 acres, all still vacant, and the 43031 ZIP on the mail is Johnstown's.
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1,239,440 sq ft across 4 buildings
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Frequently asked questions
How many buildings does Licking County record on the parcel?
Four data halls totalling roughly 1,239,440 sq ft — 258,400 sq ft and 214,000 sq ft dated 2024, and 246,800 sq ft and 520,240 sq ft dated 2025 — plus a gate house, an equipment building and paved yard.
Which tax arrangements attach to the land?
The legal description carries them outright: a New Albany District 3 tax increment financing arrangement at 100% running 2025 to 2054, and two separate abatements each running 2026 to 2040.
Which municipality and school district apply?
Jersey Township and the City of New Albany, with Johnstown-Monroe Local Schools and tax district 095. The 43031 postal code is Johnstown's, which is why the site is often placed there.
How much Beech Road land does Amazon hold in Licking County?
Four parcels of about 377.8 acres. Only the 106.417-acre parcel carries any improvement value; the 199.818, 71.307 and 0.27-acre parcels remain vacant.