0 Ronald Reagan Blvd Longwood, FL 32750
This exceptional commercial property presents a unique investment opportunity in Longwood, Florida. Situated on a corner lot at the highly visible intersection of Dog Track Road and South Ronald Reagan Boulevard (CR 427), this property boasts an average daily traffic count of 26,000 vehicles. Its strategic location just west of US Highway 17-92 ensures maximum exposure and accessibility. The property is zoned for General Commercial use and is ideal for a variety of retail and restaurant concepts. The site is conveniently located adjacent to a planned development encompassing 75 townhomes, providing a built-in customer base. Lyman High School is directly across the street, further enhancing the property's appeal. The surrounding area is a mix of industrial and commercial properties, with new apartment complexes nearby, indicating a growing and dynamic community. This location offers unparalleled convenience, with Interstate 4 less than 3 miles away and quick access to State Roads 434 and 436 within a 5-minute drive. The property's versatility, combined with its prime location and high traffic volume, makes it an exceptional investment opportunity for discerning buyers seeking a thriving commercial venture in a rapidly developing area of Seminole County. The property is designated as retail and land, suitable for freestanding retail, restaurant, retail strip, or department store uses. Multiple tenancies are possible.
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