About 11488 Seely Lane
Positioned in the rapidly expanding Brooksville area near Spring Hill, Weeki Wachee, US-19, and the Suncoast Parkway (SR 589), this 40.4± acre property offers an exceptional residential development opportunity in the heart of Florida's Nature Coast. Conveniently located near US-19 (Commercial Way), the Suncoast Parkway (SR 589), Weeki Wachee, and just an hour north of the Tampa Bay metropolitan area, the property offers excellent accessibility while benefiting from the region's continued residential and commercial growth.
Extensive planning and entitlement work has already been completed, providing a strong foundation for future development. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify the current zoning, development approvals, and remaining permitting requirements with Hernando County.
The site features favorable topography, predominantly upland soils, and proximity to existing water and sewer infrastructure, making it well suited for residential development. The property's size, layout, and site characteristics support efficient site planning while minimizing many of the challenges commonly associated with raw land development.
Located in an area experiencing continued population growth and new home construction, the property is surrounded by expanding residential communities, schools, shopping, healthcare, and recreational amenities. Easy access to the Suncoast Parkway provides convenient connections to Tampa, Spring Hill, Brooksville, and Florida's Gulf Coast, making this an attractive location for future homeowners.
Offered at a competitive basis relative to comparable development opportunities, this property provides builders, developers, and investors an opportunity to capitalize on prior planning efforts while advancing the project through the remaining development process. Whether you're seeking a residential community, long-term investment, or strategic land acquisition in Central Florida, this property offers outstanding potential in one of the state's most active growth markets.
