1750 S 14Th St Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
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This exceptional Class B office building, situated on a 2.5-acre lot in Fernandina Beach, Florida, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The 19,972-square-foot building, constructed in 2002, features a two-story design and boasts 67 parking spaces. Additional parking expansion is possible following the current tenant's leaseback period. The property is zoned CO and offers a unique leaseback arrangement. Synovus Bank, the current occupant, will lease back 4,100 square feet for a five-year term post-sale, providing immediate and consistent rental income. The asking price is $2,950,000, translating to $147.71 per square foot. This property is ideally suited for investors seeking a strong return on investment with built-in tenancy and future development potential. The drive-through currently used by Synovus will remain in place during the leaseback period. Located at 1750 S 14th St, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034, this property offers excellent visibility and accessibility within Nassau County. The substantial lot size provides ample room for future expansion or redevelopment. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, income-producing asset in a desirable Florida location.
2.01.11 Community Commercial (C-1) The C -1 District is intended for the development of land uses to accommodate commercial businesses and offices providing goods and services to more than a few neighborhoods, and land uses that are complimentary to low - and med ium-density residential areas. The Community Commercial District recognizes the desire for conve…
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C-1 · Fernandina Beach, FL2.01.11 Community Commercial (C-1) The C -1 District is intended for the development of land uses to accommodate commercial businesses and offices providing goods and services to more than a few neighborhoods, and land uses that are complimentary to low - and med ium-density residential areas. The Community Commercial District recognizes the desire for convenience goods and services in close proximity to residential neighborhoods, provided that such uses are limited in intensity as set forth in the design standards in this LDC. 2.01.12 General Commercial (C-2) The C -2 District is intended for the development of land uses to accommodate offices; commercial retail; personal services establishments; restaurants; transient accommodations; uses that provide sales and services for several neighborhoods; repair shops; retail sales and services; and other similar commercial uses. The General Commercial District recognizes existing development with locations that have access to arterial roads. FERNANDINA BEACH LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE ZONING DISTRICTS AND LAND USES CHAPTER 2 Ordinance 2006-14 (as amended) 2-5 Adopted September 5, 2006 Revised 05-05-2026 2.01.13 Central Business District (C-3) The C-3 District is intended for the development of land uses within the central business district as the City’s center for residential, financial, commercial, governmental, professional, and cultural activities. The Central Business District category is designed to accommodate as permissible uses single -family or duplex dwelling units and uses permissible subject to supplemental standards triplex and multi -family dwelling units. These uses may be either freestanding or in mixed use structures; offices; commercial retail; personal services establishments; restaurants; transient accommodations; commercial parking facilities; civic uses; and cultural uses. 2.01.14 Light Industrial (I-1) The I-1 District is intended for the development of light industrial manufacturing, fabrication, processing, or warehousing, storage, research facilities, commercial activities and services, including lodging accommodations, and community facilities or government buildings, such as, animal services, emergency services or administrative offices, recreational facilities, such as golf courses, or other activities compatible with light industrial operations which are in close proximity to transportation facilities. The district is not intended to accommodate heavy industrial operations or to accommodate commercial that would restrict the principal light industrial operations.
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