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9627 Us Highway 301 Hwy N is a home Hampton. Flood zone X - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
5± Acres of Commercial-Intensive Zoned Land - Prime US Hwy 301 Frontage Opportunity to acquire approximately 5 acres of high, dry land in Bradford County, Florida, zoned Commercial Intensive, allowing for a wide range of business and development uses. The property is strategically located along US Highway 301, a major north-south transportation corridor through the center of the state, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. Ideally positioned with convenient access to Gainesville and I-75 to the south, and Jacksonville to the north, offering connectivity to I-10 and I-95. This central location supports regional distribution, service, retail, or industrial operations. The offering includes two additional lots, providing flexibility for phased development, expansion, or potential subdivision. A strong opportunity for investors or owner-users seeking commercial land in a growing North Florida market.
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$399,000
Time on market
135 days
Monthly payment
About $2,304/mo
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Flood zone
Zone X
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