1850 Federal Hwy Stuart, FL 34994-9627
This exceptional 0.65-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique opportunity for development in the thriving city of Stuart, Florida. Located at 1850 NW Federal Highway in Martin County, this single-tenant site offers significant potential for various commercial ventures. The property's convenient location provides easy access to major roadways, ensuring high visibility and accessibility for businesses. The zoning (not specified in provided data) allows for a range of commercial uses, making it an ideal investment for entrepreneurs and developers alike. With its sizable lot size, this property offers ample space for construction of a new building or expansion of an existing operation. The land is currently available for ground lease, providing a flexible and potentially cost-effective option for businesses seeking a strategic location in a rapidly growing market. The address is 1850 NW Federal Highway, Stuart, FL 34994. This property is situated in Martin County, Florida, offering a desirable location within a vibrant community. The 0.65 acres provide a substantial footprint for a variety of commercial projects. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this prime commercial land offers. Further details regarding zoning and permitted uses are available upon request. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent location in Stuart's dynamic commercial landscape.
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