Fernanda Pizzammiglio

This development is ideal for large lots and wooded natural areas. The surrounding neighborhood is low density moderate executive homes. The seller-builder says utilities are brought near the edge of the parcel. The partners had some plans and site surveys completed twenty years ago, and haven't proceeded on this project due to a retiring partner. The remaining seller is a wealth of knowledge. According to seller the city of Ocala currently prefers a lower density 8-10 lot project, with the 71 feet ingress off NW 35th street as an acceptable variance. Although the R3 zoning allowed 12 units per acre, recent prospects couldn't get that density past approval. The seller says he predicts the 8-10 parcels would work from city comments last year, and a couple low spots fit in better with that plan. Previous buyers estimated eight usable acres, and the remaining 6 acres for natural space and detention area. one seller partner Jeff is a builder in the area and may like to discuss the homebuilding phase of development. Buyer should verify everything important to buyer. Ocala Florida is influenced by a large equestrian community in the area. And spacious homesites are popular! The growth, the expanding economy, distribution, and National businesses moving to the area create opportunity for developers, employments and need for residential projects. The high school is wlking distance down NW 2nd Ave. Other amenities close by.