8.84-acre infill parcel inside Mount Dora city limits, just off CR 19A near US 441, in the middle of the Golden Triangle (Mount Dora, Eustis and Tavares). About 550' x 1,000'. Flood zone X. It is currently zoned R-1A (residential). The site previously had an approved commercial PUD allowing up to 100,000 sq ft of warehouse-type development, and the City has said it wants to see the property developed. A rezoning to a similar PUD, or to another use such as multifamily or assisted living (ACLF), may be possible with City approval. The seller will allow reasonable time for a buyer to pursue rezoning. Access is by a 50-ft dedicated easement from 19A along Codding Place (currently unpaved), next to Grand Rental Station. City water and sewer are listed as available. Buyer to verify zoning, entitlements and utility capacity with the City of Mount Dora.
Listing courtesy of RLW REALTY. 352-771-2560
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