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135 11 is a home Osteen. Flood zone X - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
PRIME COMMERCIAL LAND ON SR 415 IN OSTEEN! Excellent opportunity to own 2.47 acres of high and dry, cleared commercial property in a rapidly growing area of Central Florida. Ideally positioned directly on SR 415, this desirable corner lot offers approximately 360 feet of road frontage, providing outstanding visibility and accessibility. With commercial zoning already in place, this property offers excellent potential for a variety of business or development opportunities. The cleared site provides a great starting point for future development, while its prominent location along a heavily traveled corridor makes it an attractive choice for businesses seeking maximum exposure. Osteen continues to experience growth and development, making this a great opportunity to secure commercial land in an expanding community. High and dry, cleared, corner location, commercial zoning, and exceptional SR 415 frontage — this property checks all the boxes!
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$995,000
Time on market
23 days
Monthly payment
About $6,133/mo
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Zone X
That is outside the high-risk areas, so flood insurance is usually optional rather than required by a lender.
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