University Highlands/ Deland Crossings, Deland, FL 32724

$70,000

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INDUSTRIAL LAND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY NEAR SR 44 & I-4! Two adjoining 1.25-acre parcels totaling 2.5 acres, offered together for one price in DeLand’s industrial corridor! Located directly behind the Volusia County Transfer Station, these industrial-zoned parcels offer an opportunity to invest in an area experiencing increased property acquisition activity. Conveniently situated near SR 44 and I-4, the property benefits from proximity to major transportation routes. The original subdivision plat depicts a 60-foot easement, with existing unimproved grass paths providing physical access from the DeLand Crossings Boulevard and SR 44 areas. With industrial zoning and growing interest in surrounding properties, this is an opportunity worth exploring! Buyers to verify permitted uses and development requirements. Two contiguous 1.25 acre parcels. Total of 2.5 acres, zoned Industrial. Near the I-4 corridor and the Deland Crossings Industrial Park. Great investment!! This includes parcel ID#711701080080.

Listing courtesy of KEMP REALTY GROUP. 386-801-4276

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