Work begins on new(est) 7-Eleven – just down the street from another one already under construction

It hasn’t been long since a few months ago when the former drug store building at 2127 Chapel Hill Road in Burlington was demolished.

Now its replacement, a new 7-Eleven convenience store with gas pumps, has begun.

The new building will have 4,743 square feet and a drive-thru window, according to plans submitted to the city’s planning department in June.

Meanwhile, construction continues just down the street (literally only about a half-mile away, just south of the interstate highway) at 2571 Maple Avenue on another new 7-Eleven.  (See photo below, construction as of a few weeks ago.)

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See coverage of demolition of previous site: https://alamancenews.com/going-going-gone-former-pharmacy-bldg-razed-to-make-way-for-convenience-store-gas-pumps/

Story on the planned construction of another 7-Eleven, down the street at 2571 Maple Avenue (recent construction photo shown above): https://alamancenews.com/7-eleven-planned-for-former-shoneys-location-in-burlington

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