$439,000

3.36 ACRES IN VALRICO—SPACE, PRIVACY & POSSIBILITIES! Discover this vacant parcel with mature trees and a tucked-away setting near Highway 60, shopping, dining, and convenient routes to Tampa and surrounding communities. An available boundary survey depicts approximately 3.36 acres, including a narrow connecting strip extending from the larger rear portion of the property to the western right-of-way line of Old Mulrennan Road, with approximately 50 feet of frontage at that line. This configuration offers separation of the main acreage from the road and an opportunity to explore a private homesite, subject to applicable approvals. The property is currently listed with ASC-1 zoning and a Residential-4 future land-use designation. These designations may qualify a starting point for evaluating potential uses; they do not establish an approved subdivision or number of residences. Any proposed development or rezoning is subject to county review and approval. The available survey provides a useful starting point for planning. Buyers should independently verify current boundaries, legal and permitted access, easements, utilities, flood-zone status, wetlands, usable acreage, and suitability for their intended use. 3.36 ACRES IN VALRICO—SPACE, PRIVACY & POSSIBILITIES! Discover this vacant parcel with mature trees and a tucked-away setting near Highway 60, shopping, dining, and convenient routes to Tampa and surrounding communities. An available boundary survey depicts approximately 3.36 acres, including a narrow connecting strip extending from the larger rear portion of the property to the western right-of-way line of Old Mulrennan Road, with approximately 50 feet of frontage at that line. This configuration offers separation of the main acreage from the road and an opportunity to explore a private homesite, subject to applicable approvals. The property is currently listed with ASC-1 zoning and a Residential-4 future land-use designation. These designations may qualify a starting point for evaluating potential uses; they do not establish an approved subdivision or number of residences. Any proposed development or rezoning is subject to county review and approval. The available survey provides a useful starting point for planning. Buyers should independently verify current boundaries, legal and permitted access, easements, utilities, flood-zone status, wetlands, usable acreage, and suitability for their intended use.