3032 25Th St Fort Pierce, FL 34946
This exceptional 44.57-acre industrial land parcel in Fort Pierce, Florida (APN 1428-602-0028-020-3), presents a significant development opportunity. Zoned for Industrial Extraction (IX) and designated for Industrial Future Land Use, the property is ideally suited for large-scale industrial, commercial, or mixed-use projects. Included is an existing 11,476 square-foot Class B office building situated on 1.35 acres of commercially zoned land, offering potential for separate sale or integration into a larger development. Comprehensive development plans are available, including detailed designs for a 100,000-square-foot warehouse, and conceptual plans for an RV storage and truck parking facility, or a 200+-space RV campground (requiring zoning changes, FLUMA-4201915506). The property boasts existing city water and sewer services, along with a lift station, and a 4.99-acre section with pre-installed rock, catch basins, and drainage systems. Extensive due diligence documentation, including site plans, surveys, environmental reports, and underground assessments, is readily available. Its strategic location provides excellent access to major transportation routes while minimizing airport noise. Given recent 2024 Live Local Act changes, the site also presents potential for innovative live-work community projects. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile property with substantial development potential. Asking price: $4,200,000.
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