Commercially zoned pad site at the signalized intersection of Mitchell Hammock Road and S Lake Jesup Avenue in Oviedo, Seminole County. 0.76 acres / 33,147 SF total; net developable area approximately 18,587 SF following recorded wetland conservation easement (14,560 SF / 0.34 AC; ORB 4007/PG 062). Zoned C-2 General Commercial, City of Oviedo. Permitted uses include medical and dental office, professional services, daycare, general retail, QSR and restaurant with drive-through, bank with drive-through, automotive service, and personal services — all by right. Maximum FAR 0.50. Direct approved driveway access onto Mitchell Hammock Road. Traffic count 38,745 AADT (2025). All utilities in place: City of Oviedo municipal water and sewer; Duke Energy electric. Site partially improved with commercial asphalt surface. Previously approved by City of Oviedo for 2,190 SF dental office; full engineering and SJRWMD stormwater permit completed — available to buyer upon request. 2021 approvals have lapsed; re-application required. Property falls within FEMA Flood Zone A, FIRM Map No. 12117C0190F, effective 9/28/2007; prior stormwater design addressed this designation. Immediate co-tenancy includes Outback Steakhouse, Pep Boys, Mavis Tire & Brakes, Miller's Ale-House, Mister Car Wash, Tire Choice, and Popeyes. 1-mile average household income $112,198; 3-mile consumer buying power $2.3 billion. Annual taxes $4,459 (2025). Sold as-is.
Listing courtesy of COMPASS FLORIDA LLC. 407-203-9441
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