Fractional Ownership. Take advantage of this infrastructure-ready 0.70-acre parcel located in one of Central Florida’s fastest-growing areas. Parcel A offers a rare opportunity to build quickly and efficiently with existing well and septic already in place, saving valuable time, permits, and upfront development costs. Featuring direct frontage on Old Tampa Highway, the property provides easy access and added visibility. Zoned US-M (Residential), it allows for flexible single-family development, making it ideal for both investors and end-users. This parcel is perfectly suited for a variety of uses, including a custom home, spec build, or income-producing property such as a short-term rental (Airbnb/VRBO). Some photographs have been digitally modified, virtually staged, or virtually renovated to demonstrate possible use, furnishings, or improvements. Buyers are encouraged to inspect the property and verify its current condition independently. also presents opportunities for more creative concepts like a tiny home retreat or boutique-style project, With no HOA restrictions, you have the freedom to design and maximize the property’s full potential. Conveniently located near major roadways and ongoing development, this lot offers immediate usability and strong long-term appreciation potential. Properties with utilities already in place are increasingly hard to find—build faster, reduce costs, and capitalize on the opportunity.
Listing courtesy of BELHOUSE REAL ESTATE, LLC. 305-921-9789
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