5455 Eagle Rd St. Cloud, FL 34771
This exceptional 5.54-acre parcel in St. Cloud, Florida, presents a remarkable opportunity for developers seeking a prime location for residential, office, or commercial ventures. Located at 5455 N Eagle Rd, Osceola County (APN 21-25-31-4260-0001-0372), this fee-simple property is zoned OAC and offers significant potential for a variety of uses. The asking price is $1,000,000, translating to $180,505 per square foot. While the property currently includes two structures requiring demolition, this presents a clean slate for new construction. Its strategic location offers unparalleled convenience. Just four miles from Saint Cloud Commons Shopping Center, residents and employees will enjoy easy access to shopping and dining. Healthcare is readily available, with St. Cloud Regional Medical Center only six miles away. Families will appreciate the proximity to schools, with the nearest elementary school three miles away and middle and high schools within a five-mile radius. Recreational opportunities abound, with Lakefront Park seven miles away and Chisholm Park eight miles away. Furthermore, the property benefits from excellent access to Florida's Turnpike, located just ten miles away. Utility connections are readily available, making this site ideal for immediate development and poised to capitalize on the area's rapid growth and expanding infrastructure. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a large, well-located parcel in a thriving Florida community.
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