910 Citrus Grv Rd Minneola, FL 34715
This exceptional 2.45-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable development opportunity in the thriving Hills of Minneola, Florida. Located at 910 Citrus Grove Rd, Minneola, FL 34715, this site boasts a highly desirable location adjacent to the Publix at Hills Crossing Shopping Center, ensuring high visibility and convenient access. The property is already cleared and mass-graded, with utilities stubbed on-site, eliminating significant upfront development costs. A fully usable site, it features off-site master retention. Currently zoned PUD (Planned Unit Development) by the City of Minneola, this versatile property allows for a wide range of commercial uses. Conceptual plans for a car wash are available, but other possibilities include daycare centers, offices, banks, restaurants, and retail establishments, aligning with Minneola's B-1, OR, and I-1 zoning designations. Benefit from the established presence of numerous national retailers and service providers in the immediate vicinity, including Publix, Chipotle, McDonald's, Jersey Mike's, AT&T, UPS Store, and AdventHealth. The area is experiencing rapid residential growth, with over 10,000 new homes planned or under construction within a three-mile radius, guaranteeing a robust and expanding customer base. This is an unparalleled chance to capitalize on the explosive growth in Minneola and secure a prime location for your commercial venture. The asking price is $2,200,000.
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