Land Zoned for Commercial Use County Road 220 Lot | Terrain commercial | 0,51 ha | À vendre | 219 055 € | Middleburg, FL 32068

- This 1.26-acre parcel presents an excellent opportunity to acquire commercially zoned land within the rapidly growing Branan Field corridor of Clay County, Florida. Offered at $250,000, the property provides an attractive entry point for investors, developers, or owner-users seeking to capitalize on strong suburban growth trends.
- The site is zoned BFPUD (Branan Field Planned Unit Development), allowing for a wide range of uses including retail, office, restaurant, medical, and service-oriented businesses. This flexible zoning supports both immediate development and long-term investment strategies.
- Strategically positioned near major thoroughfares, the property benefits from strong traffic exposure with Blanding Boulevard (SR 21) seeing traffic counts exceeding ±40,000 vehicles per day, serving as a primary commercial corridor through the area. County Road 220 also provides direct connectivity to surrounding residential communities and regional commuter routes, further enhancing accessibility and visibility.
- The property is surrounded by a growing population base and is in close proximity to several national and regional retailers, including Publix, Walmart, Winn-Dixie, and CVS, along with a variety of quick-service and full-service restaurants. Nearby schools, medical facilities, and residential developments continue to drive consistent consumer demand and daytime traffic to the area.
- With manageable acreage and flexible zoning, the site is ideal for a variety of commercial concepts such as a retail strip center, quick-service restaurant, professional office, or single-tenant user. Its size and positioning make it especially attractive to franchise operators, local businesses, and developers targeting high-growth suburban markets.
- Offered at a competitive price point, this property represents a compelling opportunity to secure land in one of Clay County’s most active and expanding corridors, with strong upside potential driven by continued population growth, infrastructure improvements, and increasing retail demand.