OCALA RIDGE\ COMMERCIAL VEHICLE PARKING POTENTIAL - SUBJECT TO COUNTY APPROVAL \ NO HOA Explore a unique land investment opportunity in Ocala Ridge! Two adjoining platted lots totaling approximately 0.11 acres (50 x 100 feet), are being offered together along paved NW 59th Court in NW Ocala. POTENTIAL COMMERICAL VEHICLE PARKING USE: Buyers interested in parking or storing commercial vehicles may explore applying for a Special Use Permit through Marion County. such use in not currently authorized and requires county review and approval. the property features R-2 zoning, paved road access, and no HOA. Conveniently located near major roads and the World Equestrian Center. ADDITIONAL LAND ACQUISITION POTENTIAL: Buyers may explore the possibility of negotiating directly with adjacent property owners to acquire additional land, potentially increasing the parcel's overall size and creating an opportunity to pursue future residential development. Adjacent properties are not included in this sale or represented as available for purchase. Any proposed lot combination, residential construction, or septic installation would be subject to Marion County requirements and applicable approvals. No development approval is guaranteed. IMPORTANT: The property does not currently meet septic setback requirements for residential construction and is not being marketed as a buildable homesite. Sold as-is. Parcel ID: 2304-017-085 / 086.
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