45th Street, Saint Petersburg, FL 33714 - vacant land property

Detailed information about vacant land property which situated in Saint Petersburg (33714) city, Florida state on 45th Street.

Additional Information: The subject property is known as “Duval Park”, a residential project proposed as a mixed-income, gated community located in the center of Pinellas County. It consist of 88 platted finished lots for a combination of single family homes, town homes and community amenity areas. The property is fully entitled and all the infrastructure is already in place. There are four existing model homes currently, three have been rented (with early termination rights for developer/purchaser). Preliminary discussion with Pinellas County indicates rezoning for multi family use is possible on the entire 12.81± acres. Duval Park is a neo-traditional neighborhood with garages accessed through alleys behind the homes and front porches designed to encourage neighborhood interaction. Location: The site is located less than two blocks south of 54th Ave., North about one mile west of I-275 in unincorporated Pinellas County. The community is bordered on the south by the 40± acre Joe’s Creek Greenway Park. The community is 20 minutes from downtown St. Petersburg and Tampa International Airport. Downtown Clearwater, MacDill Air Force Base and Tampa are approximately thirty minutes away. Access: The site is accessed just south of 54th Ave. North and 45th Street along with the new entrance to Joe’s Creek Greenway Park. The community is gated and fully fenced. It is not accessible from the east. Size: The site is 9.87± acres, generally level and free of wetlands. There is an additional parcel of 2.94± acres just west of the subject parcel also available from the same seller. An additional 5.85± acres is available from a separate seller which if assembled, would result in 18.66± acres and an excellent infill location. The 84 finished lots consists of 44 - Single Family Lots averaging 32’ x 70’ and 40 - Townhome lots averaging 30’ x 60’ each.