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8840 Burnt Store Rd is a home Punta Gorda. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
INDUSTRIAL, OWNER FINANCING, 7 Acres, Phase I Complete! Seize the opportunity to own 7 acres of industrial-zoned land along Burnt Store Road—one of Charlotte County’s most rapidly expanding corridors. This property already has Phase I environmental completed, reducing risk for future development and making it easier for your project to move forward. Owner Financing Available – Flexible terms to help you secure the deal.?Zoned Industrial – Ideal for distribution, manufacturing, storage, or flex-space.?7 Acres of Flat, Usable Land – Ready for development.?Charlotte County Growth – With record population and business migration into Southwest Florida, industrial land is in high demand. The proximity to I-75, Punta Gorda Airport, and Port Charlotte makes this site a strategic hub for logistics, service, and commerce. This property is a rare chance to position your business—or investment portfolio—at the heart of Southwest Florida’s industrial expansion. Contact us today for details and owner financing terms.
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$2,500,000
Time on market
381 days
Monthly payment
About $15,307/mo
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Zone AE
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