Nash Property Building
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$895,000
Acres: 29.24
- Industrial Zoning
29.24 acres of industrial and commercial land on U.S. Highway 301 and CR 521 in Wildwood, Florida. 200 feet of road frontage on U.S. Highway 301 and 1,148 feet of road frontage on CR 521. This site has easy access to Florida’s Turnpike and I-75.
Property Info
- G30-015, G30-119, G30-020, G30-083, G30-116
Utilities
- SECO
- City of Wildwood
- City of Wildwood
- TECO
- Spectrum, Century Link
Transportation
- Interstate-75, Florida Turnpike, U.S. Highway 301
- Tampa -1 hr.; Jax - 2.5 hrs.; Miami - 3.5 hours
- Leesburg Intnl - 30 mins; Tampa Intnl - 1 hr; Orlando Intnl - 1 hr
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WHEREAS, Sumter County Economic Development promotes economic well-being and supports our businesses as they create, retain, and expand jobs and invest capital that facilitates Sumter County’s growth and enhances the wealth and quality of life for our community
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Sumter County Economic Development exhibits at MODEX 2024
MODEX 2024 provided an opportunity for Sumter County Economic Development to showcase the unique advantages for businesses to locate to Sumter County. Positioned at the apex of Central Florida’s economic triangle, Sumter County offers an ideal location for warehouse distribution and manufacturing operations. Over 1,500 leading manufacturing and supply chain suppliers were in attendance to learn about the latest trends-such as traditional equipment, sustainability, workforce, automation and robotics.
