2504 Old New York Avenue

Property facts

Price

$2,350,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

4.75 acres

County

Volusia County

Annual taxes (2025)

$8,256

MLS #

11679551

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Welcome to a wonderful opportunity -- OPERATIONAL INDUSTRIALLY ZONED -- 4000 / VACANT INDUSTRIAL (county) - 40 / INDUSTRIAL VACANT LAND (state) Development opportunity (industrial, commercial, or other uses). The property has been completely cleared, is elevated, and remains dry. The seller has removed all structures that previously existed across the various lots; consequently, the buyer may be eligible to receive impact fee credits from Volusia County (DeLand). This property comprises several distinct parcels. The site consists of 4.74 acres-totaling 206,745 square feet-and boasts a superb location within an area currently experiencing significant development, growth, and expansion. The location is perfect for any type of business, situated right next to the Orlando SUNRAIL station in DeLand, Florida. The city that has been voted and acclaimed as a charming, welcoming, and family-friendly small town within the Central Florida region. There is easy access to Stetson University, an institution with a strong focus on athletics that fields teams in football, baseball, basketball, and other sports. If you enjoy nature and the pleasure of crystal-clear river waters, you are just minutes away from De Leon Springs, Blue Spring, and the St. Johns River. The SUNRAIL system connects you to all of Central Florida-including Orlando and Kissimmee-and will soon extend to the Tampa area. This property features access to municipal water and sewer services.

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