201 Alexander St Plant City, FL 33563-7158
This exceptional 2,759-square-foot retail space, located at 201 W Alexander St in Plant City, Florida, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a 0.65-acre lot, this single-tenant building boasts ample parking with 31 spaces, ensuring convenient access for customers. Built in 1991, the property is zoned C1-A (Neighborhood Business District), offering flexibility for a variety of commercial uses. The entire building is currently vacant, providing a blank canvas for a new tenant to customize the space to their specific needs. The property's previous use as a Popeye's restaurant suggests strong potential for food service or similar businesses. Its prominent location in Plant City, Hillsborough County, offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The asking rent is $160,000 per year. This property is an ideal choice for businesses seeking a well-located, spacious retail space in a thriving community. The property's size and ample parking make it suitable for a range of retail concepts. The C1-A zoning provides a versatile framework for various business ventures. The location in Plant City, Florida, offers access to a strong local market and convenient transportation links. This is a rare opportunity to secure a substantial retail space in a desirable location.
The purpose of PD zone will be applied only upon specific petition by property owners proposing a unique type of planned development
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PD · Plant City, FLThe purpose of PD zone will be applied only upon specific petition by property owners proposing a unique type of planned development
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