7240 Weeping Willow St Brooksville, FL 34613
This exceptional 36,636 square foot commercial land parcel presents a rare investment opportunity in Brooksville, Florida. Located at 7240 Weeping Willow Street, this property boasts a highly desirable location on the frontage road of Cortez Boulevard (SR Hwy 50), offering unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Zoned PDP (GHC), the site benefits from existing water and sewer connections, simplifying development. The elevated lot provides clear sightlines to Cortez Boulevard, a major thoroughfare with a remarkable 41,000 vehicles per day, ensuring maximum exposure for any business. Its strategic position at the entrance to Western Way Shopping Plaza places it within walking distance of numerous established businesses, including a movie theater, restaurants (Arby's, Wendy's, Texas Roadhouse, Carrabba's), retail stores (Bealls Outlet, Walgreens, Dollar General, Planet Fitness), and more. Proximity to major retailers like Walmart, Sam's Club, and other national chains further enhances its appeal. The area also benefits from the presence of Oak Hill Hospital and a new residential subdivision with over 250 homes, guaranteeing a robust customer base. Convenient access to US 19, 589, and the Suncoast Parkway provides easy connectivity for commuters from Tampa and Ocala. This turnkey opportunity is ideal for entrepreneurs, developers, or investors seeking a high-traffic, high-visibility location to establish a thriving business. The asking price is $349,000.
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