2 Oakland Ave Oakland, FL 34760-8839
This single-story, 5,000 square foot Class B office building, constructed in 2005, offers a prime opportunity for businesses seeking space in the desirable Winter Garden submarket of Orange County. The property boasts ample parking and is conveniently located at the corner of Tubb and West Oakland Avenue in the heart of the Oakland Town District, providing easy access to Florida's Turnpike and Highway 429, ensuring seamless connectivity to Central Florida. Currently, 1,337 square feet of space is immediately available, divisible to a minimum of 1,490 contiguous square feet. The building features two total suites. Its strategic location places it just minutes from Winter Garden Village, offering employees and clients a wealth of nearby dining, banking, and retail options. The property sits on a 0.46-acre lot and is approximately 1.2 miles from Oakland Park, a 252-acre community. The building is well-maintained and soon to be golf cart accessible, adding to its appeal. While there are no elevators, the single-story design provides convenient access. This is an excellent opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving area with strong infrastructure and amenities. The property's location offers exceptional visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a strategic location in Central Florida.
The C-1, Commercial District is composed of lands and structures used primarily to provide for the retailing of commodities and the furnishing of selected services. The regulations are intended to permit and encourage a full development of essential commercial uses; at the same time, however, protecting nearby residential properties from adverse effects of c…
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C-1 · Oakland, FLThe C-1, Commercial District is composed of lands and structures used primarily to provide for the retailing of commodities and the furnishing of selected services. The regulations are intended to permit and encourage a full development of essential commercial uses; at the same time, however, protecting nearby residential properties from adverse effects of commercial activity. 3.1.10 C-2, Commercial Restricted The C-2, Commercial Restricted District is composed of lands and structures used primarily to provide for low- intensity commercial businesses and also structures that provide a functional mix of low-intensity commercial and residential uses. An example of the latter type of development would be a two-story structure having a retail store on the first floor with loft apartments above. These regulations are intended to permit and encourage the full development of said businesses at the same time, however, protecting nearby residential properties from adverse effects of commercial activity. Town of Oakland Article 3 Zoning, Uses, and Design District Page 6 3.1.11 MUC, Mixed Use Corridor The Mixed-Use Corridor Zoning District is composed of lands and structures used for mixed use commercial, predominately with direct access to State Road 50. The regulations are intended to permit and encourage a vertical and horizontal mixed use developments that permit medium scale multi family, retail and commercial services that serve the Town and surrounding communities. 3.1.12 MUTC, Mixed Use Town Center The Town Center Mixed Use district is composed of lands and structures used for lower intensity mixed use development. The regulations are intended to permit and encourage a vertical and horizontal mixed-use development that permit small scale live/work, neighborhood retail and neighborhood commercial services that serve the Town and surrounding communities. 3.1.13 I-1, Industrial General The I-1, Industrial General District is composed of lands and structures used primarily to provide space for lower- intensity and smaller-scale industries which may be suitable for locations near residential structures. These regulations are intended to permit and encourage the full development of said businesses at the same time, however, protecting nearby residential properties from adverse effects of industrial activity.
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