0 Oakleaf Plantation Pkwy Orange Park, FL 32065
This exceptional 1.23-acre commercial parcel is ideally situated in the thriving Oakleaf Plantation community of Orange Park, Florida, within Clay County (zip code 32065). The property boasts 30,000 square feet of development rights, offering significant potential for various commercial ventures. Its prime location on Drysdale Drive provides excellent visibility and accessibility. Zoned Village Commercial Under PUD (Planned Unit Development), this land is ready for immediate development. City water and sewer are readily available, eliminating infrastructure hurdles. The parcel's APN is 01-03-24-005524-018-15. The land value is priced competitively at $14 per square foot. This presents a unique opportunity to capitalize on the robust residential growth and burgeoning commercial sector of Oakleaf Plantation. The existing development rights streamline the permitting process, minimizing delays and maximizing return on investment. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime piece of commercial real estate in a rapidly expanding area. This property offers a compelling investment opportunity for developers and businesses seeking a strategic location in a high-growth market.
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