Nw 37th Street, Ocala, FL 34482

$5,950,000

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List Price
$5,950,000
Status
Active
Days on Market
35
MLS#
OM725668
Lot Size
1,017,561
Acres
23.36
Total Acreage
20 to less than 50
MLS Area Major
Ocala

Property Description

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION This 23 ±-acre site offers direct I-75 frontage with a fully approved site plan for 272,000 SF of industrial warehouse. M-2 industrial zoning provides flexibility for a broad range of uses beyond the approved plan. Nearby businesses include Cheney Brother Inc, Raney Truck Parts, and Outlaw Snax. Ocala has emerged as one of Florida's premier industrial and logistics hubs, attracting major corporate occupiers including Amazon, AutoZone, Chewy, Costco, R&L Carriers, KMart, and FedEx. Its central location provides same-day access to Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville, and over 47 million residents within an 8-hour drive.

Additional Information

Taxes
$3657
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
M-2
Utilities
Electrical Nearby, Water Available
Pool
No Pool
Flood Zone Code
X
Parcel ID
22797-000-00
Legal Description
SEC 14 TWP 15 RGE 21 W 350 OF NE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 N OF RR & S 3/4 OF W 1/2 OF NW 1/4 N OF RR LYING E OF I-75

Listing courtesy of SVN MCDONALD & COMPANY. 352-274-3800

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