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Countyline is a home Spring Hill. Flood zone x - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
Property Highlights * Size: ±4.43 acres (155’ frontage × 1,240’ depth) MOL * Zoning: Commercial * Frontage: County Line Road – divides Hernando & Pasco Counties * Flood Zone: X (no flood insurance required) * Access: Asphalt road frontage with strong visibility & traffic counts * Utilities: Power at site; water/sewer availability nearby (verify) Why This Site ? Strategic County Line location – excellent for retail, office, or service commercial uses?? Positioned between Hernando and Pasco County growth corridors?? High-visibility frontage on a major east–west connector?? Surrounded by established residential, retail, and medical development?? Easy access to Suncoast Parkway, US 41, and US 19 Investment Opportunity * Mid-county location with strong growth and traffic counts * Commercial zoning in place * Rare opportunity to secure frontage along a rapidly developing corridor Location: County Line Road, Hernando County, FL. Asking Price: $649,000 (approx. $146,500 per acre)
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$649,000
Time on market
922 days
Monthly payment
About $4,127/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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