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7711 SE 126th Pl is a home Belleview. Flood zone X - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
6.47 ACRES OF B-4 COMMERCIAL LAND NEAR US HIGHWAY 441 IN BELLEVIEW, FLORIDA. Two contiguous commercial parcels offered together for $800,000, creating a substantial development opportunity in the growing Belleview/Marion County market. Parcel 1 (Parcel ID 4549-001-102) contains approximately 3.80 acres and Parcel 2 (Parcel ID 4549-001-002) contains approximately 2.67 acres, for a combined approximately 6.47 acres of vacant commercial land. The property is currently zoned B-4 (Regional Business) according to available Marion County property records, offering an established commercial zoning classification without the need to first convert residential land to commercial use. Marion County's B-4 Regional Business classification is intended to accommodate intensive commercial activity and businesses serving a regional market. Buyers should independently verify zoning, development standards, utilities, access, concurrency, and whether their specific intended use is permitted. Strategically located near the US Highway 441 corridor in Belleview, the property provides convenient access to one of Marion County's primary north-south transportation corridors connecting Belleview with Ocala and surrounding Central Florida communities. The site is also positioned near established residential neighborhoods, retail, services, and other commercial activity, creating potential for businesses seeking to serve both the surrounding population and the broader Belleview market. With approximately 6.47 contiguous acres, the property provides the scale and flexibility sought by commercial developers, investors, expanding businesses, and owner-users. Its size may accommodate a variety of potential site configurations depending on the proposed use and applicable development requirements. B-4 Regional Business zoning may accommodate a broad range of commercial uses, including retail, offices, restaurants, financial and professional services, automotive-related businesses, medical and service-oriented businesses, and other regional commercial uses, subject to Marion County regulations and approval. Certain additional uses may require special-use approval. Buyer should confirm all proposed uses directly with Marion County Growth Services. Both parcels are vacant with no existing structures, providing an opportunity to plan a commercial development around the needs of the future user rather than adapting an existing improvement. Excellent opportunity for buyers searching for commercial land for sale in Belleview, B-4 commercial property in Marion County, vacant commercial acreage near US 441, Central Florida development land, or a larger commercial site convenient to Ocala and the surrounding Marion County market. Two parcels are being offered together as one 6.47-acre commercial opportunity. Contact listing agent for additional property information, parcel maps, zoning information, and available documentation.
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$800,000
Time on market
439 days
Monthly payment
About $4,712/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $1,685 annual tax bill, insurance.
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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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