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610 US Hwy 17 92 S, Davenport, FL

10.51 acres in fast-growing Davenport, Florida with development potential.

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Lot Size10.51 Acres
Days on Market1030

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General Information

Standard status Pending
Lot size 10.51 Acres
Property subtype LAND
Listing Agency: Saunders Real Estate, LLC
Listed By: Clayton Taylor · License #SL3613472
Source: Moodyscre
Added: Dec 21, 2023 Changed: Oct 13 Last Checked: Oct 16 at 10:59AM

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Located on Highway 17-92 in Davenport, Florida, this 10.51-acre site is positioned approximately six miles south of I-4 and two miles east of Highway 27. The property benefits from a location in a rapidly growing area, with traffic exceeding 19,000 vehicles per day on Highway 92. It is situated 1,800 feet from Davenport City Hall. Approximately 3.7 acres of the site are within Flood Zone A. Annexed into the city of Davenport in late 2022, the site is zoned for high-density residential use. Engineering drawings and concept plans suggest a potential density of between 135 and 165 units. Alternative uses such as medical facilities, self-storage, or other commercial ventures may be viable with a land use or zoning change. Primary access to the site will likely need to be through the parcel to the west, which is owned by a church. Secondary access is available via the existing driveway. Due diligence documentation includes a boundary survey, topo and tree survey, and conceptual plans. A skink report indicated that one is not required. The property was annexed into the city of Davenport and high-density residential zoning has been adopted and approved which allows up to 20 units per gross acre.

Key Highlights

  • High‑Density Residential Zoning: Approved for up to 20 units per gross acre.
  • Strategic Location: Situated on Highway 17‑92 with high traffic (over 19,000 cars/day) in Davenport, Florida.
  • Development Flexibility: Suitable for high‑density residential or alternative commercial uses with zoning change.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of property is this?
Land - 10.51 acres in fast-growing Davenport, Florida with development potential.
Where is this land located?
The property is located at 610 US Hwy 17 92 S Davenport, FL.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $1,500,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: High‑Density Residential Zoning: Approved for up to 20 units per gross acre.; Strategic Location: Situated on Highway 17‑92 with high traffic (over 19,000 cars/day) in Davenport, Florida.; Development Flexibility: Suitable for high‑density residential or alternative commercial uses with zoning change.
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