Discover the potential of this expansive 2.5-acre parcel located in the growing area of DeLand, nestled within desirable Volusia County. This vacant, unimproved land offers direct road frontage, providing convenient access and making it an excellent opportunity for future development or investment. Ideally positioned near major thoroughfares including U.S. Highway 17/92 and State Road 44, the property allows for easy connectivity throughout Central Florida and quick access to larger corridors such as Interstate 4 and Interstate 95, linking you to Orlando, Daytona Beach, and beyond. Enjoy close proximity to DeLand’s vibrant downtown district, known for its local dining, shopping, and community events, as well as nearby retail centers, parks, and everyday conveniences. The area continues to experience steady growth, making this an attractive location for future use or long-term hold. The property is fully wooded and has not been cleared, offering a blank canvas for your vision. Whether you’re considering industrial use or another permitted use, the land will require clearing and site preparation to meet your specific needs. With its combination of size, road access, and strategic location, this property presents a unique opportunity to invest in one of Central Florida’s developing markets. Buyers are encouraged to consult environmental and building regulations to explore the full potential of this unique proprety.
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