Courtesy of: Keith Schwabinger, KELLER WILLIAMS GULF BEACHES, buzzde@aol.com
Courtesy of: Keith Schwabinger, KELLER WILLIAMS GULF BEACHES, buzzde@aol.com
$799,000
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Lot: 3.03 Acres
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$799,000
2902 S KINGSWAY Road DEVELOPER / BUILDER OPPORTUNITY | 3.03 ACRES | POTENTIAL FOR 11 SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES Exceptional development opportunity in Seffner! This approximately 3.03-acre vacant parcel offers the potential to develop up to 11 single-family homes, subject to verification of existing approvals and applicable county requirements. The stated approval has been extended through May 4, 2028, offering a valuable head start for builders and developers seeking their next project. The property features a cleared site, an existing retention pond, and preliminary development plans and surveys available from the seller. Previous coordination with the county may help streamline due diligence and planning for the next phase of development. Public records currently reflect approximately 2.90 acres, with an update to 3.03 acres pending. Conveniently located in Seffner, the property offers access to shopping, dining, grocery stores, and everyday services in the greater Brandon area, with connectivity to Tampa and surrounding communities. Nearby destinations include Westfield Brandon, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre, and the Florida State Fairgrounds. An opportunity for builders, developers, and investors to explore a residential project in an established and evolving Tampa Bay market. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify acreage, zoning, permitted density, approval status, expiration dates, utilities, access, and all development requirements with Hillsborough County. Contact us for available surveys, preliminary plans, and additional property information.
Courtesy of: Keith Schwabinger, KELLER WILLIAMS GULF BEACHES, buzzde@aol.com
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