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1214 W Brandon Blvd is a home in Unplatted, Brandon. Flood zone A* - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
1.72± Acre Commercial Development Opportunity on Brandon Boulevard (SR-60). Offering consists of two assembled parcels totaling approximately 74,923 SF with CG zoning and approximately 275 feet of frontage along one of Hillsborough County’s highest-traffic commercial corridors. The property features a unique waterfront component, providing both visibility and an attractive development setting, with the potential to build on pilings over the water, subject to applicable governmental approvals and permitting. Ideal for retail, medical, office, mixed-use, automotive, restaurant, or redevelopment opportunities. Located in the heart of Brandon with strong demographics, significant daytime population, and excellent access to I-75, the Selmon Expressway, and Downtown Tampa. Existing mobile home, vehicles, and improvements contribute little to no value. Property is being marketed for its land and redevelopment potential. Buyer to verify zoning, land use, dimensions, utilities, and development suitability.
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$950,000
Time on market
133 days
Monthly payment
About $5,520/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $1,084 annual tax bill, insurance.
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Zone A*
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