Rare redevelopment and owner-user opportunity on Seminole Blvd in the City of Seminole. Two buildings totaling 13,680+/-SF gross (10,376+/-SF heated) — a 1959 concrete block retail building and a 1973 pre-engineered metal building with dock-height loading and two roll-up doors — on 0.77+/-AC (33,440+/-SF) with 176 ft of frontage on Seminole Blvd. Seminole Blvd carries approximately 38,500 vehicles per day (FDOT 2025 AADT, Station 155134). CG Commercial General zoning allows a broad range of retail, office, service, and other commercial uses. Established thrift retail tenant in place on a short-term lease, providing income now and flexibility for future redevelopment or owner occupancy, plus a vacant 1,707+/-SF suite with two restrooms, ready to lease for additional income or to occupy as an owner-user. 18 parking spaces including 1 accessible, deep front parking field, and pole sign on Seminole Blvd. Roof permitted 2025. Flood Zone X and non-evacuation zone. Priced at approximately $95/SF of gross building area. The adjoining 1.69+/-AC of rear development land is also available under its own listing — combine both for up to 2.46+/-AC with 176 ft of Seminole Blvd frontage, an ideal platform for larger-scale redevelopment. Building and land areas are approximate and based on public records, a prior appraisal, and a boundary survey; Buyer to verify all information through their own due diligence.
Listing courtesy of R.E. BROKERAGE & CONSULTATION. 305-793-1407
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