BUILDER/DEVELOPER OPPORTUNITY - TWO- LOT POTENTIAL IN TAMPA!!! New on the Market! According to the property appraiser website the lot is 17,820 square feet of land measuring 110 X 162 feet, offering approximately 0.41 acres at 8417 N Brooks Street. According to communication with the City of Tampa, the property may be divided into two lots, each approximately 55 X 162 feet, subject to applicable requirements and approval. An opportunity for builder seeking adjacent homesites for new construction. Several new homes already built on the street and in surrounding area. The generous lot depth offers flexibility when planning home designs, garages and outdoor living areas. An existing residence occupies the property. X Flood Zone. Convenient access to Tampa shopping, dining and major roadways. Buyer to verify lot dimensions, subdivision requirements, zoning, setbacks, utilities and all proposed development plans with the City of Tampa. Buyer to verify all measurements, zoning, development potential, permitted uses. According to City of Tampa zoning is Residential Single Family with min 50' frontage required with 20 ft setbacks on front and back and 7 ft setbacks on either side. I have a quote from a landscaper to clear the construction materials and vines off the property of $1500.00 plus dumpster. Separate quote for the sheds that need removed is available upon request. Approx cost of demo for the wood frame home is $10,000-12,000
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