HIGH-VISIBILITY COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY WITH APPROXIMATELY 21,000 VEHICLES PASSING DAILY! Located along the busy US Highway 41 corridor in Hernando, this commercially designated property offers an excellent opportunity for investors, business owners, and entrepreneurs looking to establish a presence in a high-traffic location. Currently improved with a charming residential-style building, the property provides a unique opportunity to repurpose the existing structure for commercial use while retaining its character and appeal. Inside, you'll find beautiful wood flooring, a striking stone fireplace, exposed wood beams, a spacious kitchen, and an open living area that could lend itself to a variety of business concepts. The property also features an expansive paved area, mature oak trees, and a generous outdoor setting with room to explore additional possibilities. Whether you're envisioning a professional office, boutique retail establishment, creative workspace, or another commercial venture, this property offers tremendous potential for customization and future development. With approximately 21,000 average daily traffic (ADT), excellent exposure along a major Citrus County thoroughfare, and an existing structure ready for its next chapter, this is an opportunity to bring your business vision to life. Buyers should verify permitted uses, zoning requirements, and any necessary approvals for their intended business operations.
Listing courtesy of CENTURY 21 J.W.MORTON R.E.. 352-726-6668
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