2500 N 56th Street Unit 1, Tampa, FL 33619

$73,900

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List Price
$73,900
Status
Active
Days on Market
103
MLS#
TB8493992
Lot Size
2,730
Acres
0.06
Total Acreage
0 to less than 1/4
Legal Subdivision Name
4cw | Uceta
MLS Area Major
Tampa / Palm River / Progress Village

Property Description

Prime Tampa development opportunity! This property is one of four contiguous parcels being sold together, presenting an excellent opportunity for builders and investors seeking a cohesive development site. A comprehensive due diligence package is already in place, including surveys, building permits, site layout, unit elevations and floorplans, utility (UTL) numbers, vertical construction plans, approved utility plans, recorded zoning covenants, and updated folios and parcel IDs post lot split. Turnkey development setup with significant pre-planning completed. Please contact Co-Agent Sydney Hodge for additional details!

Additional Information

Location
Buildable, Cleared
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
RM-16
Utilities
Public
Pool
No Pool
Flood Zone Code
X
Parcel ID
A-15-29-19-4CW-000001-00016.1
Legal Description
UCETA SOUTH 1/2 OF LOT 16 BLOCK 1

Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY, LLC. 877-366-2213

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