3326 Cortez Rd Bradenton, FL 34207
This exceptional 1.6-acre commercial land parcel presents a rare development opportunity in Bradenton, Florida. Located at 3326 Cortez Road West, this property boasts a prime location at a highly visible, lighted intersection on one of Manatee County's main east-west corridors. The site's General Commercial (GC) zoning allows for a diverse range of development possibilities, including retail, office, drive-thru establishments, car washes, childcare facilities, or even a hotel. With its high traffic counts, dense surrounding population, and established retail presence, this site offers unparalleled potential for significant returns. The property features a single-tenant occupancy and is offered as a long-term land lease, ideal for developers seeking a strategic location to build a thriving business. The APN is 5054700059. This infill opportunity is one of the few remaining on bustling Cortez Road, making it a truly unique investment prospect. The property is situated in Manatee County, Florida, zip code 34207, and offers a significant advantage due to its high visibility and accessibility. The site's size, zoning, and location combine to create an exceptional opportunity for long-term growth and profitability. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this remarkable development potential.
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