About 819 Golf And Sea Boulevard
819 GOLF AND SEA BOULEVARD, APOLLO BEACH, FL 33572
Residential development land in one of South Hillsborough County’s fastest-growing areas. This approximately 3.29-acre vacant parcel offers about 143,312 square feet surrounded by new single-family homes, multifamily development, custom residences, and nearby waterfront properties.
Currently zoned PD RSC-6, the property may support several development concepts, including a potential subdivision of up to 20 single-family residential lots or approximately 13 quarter-acre homesites for custom construction. All development plans are subject to Hillsborough County review and approval. Utilities are reported to be available at the front of the property, as confirmed with the Hillsborough County Development Department, and a current survey is available.
The parcel backs to the former Apollo Beach Golf & Country Club property. The land directly behind it is reported to be designated lowlands, creating natural separation from future construction.
Nearby residential growth includes new construction by multiple builders, established neighborhoods, custom homes, and continued expansion throughout Apollo Beach and the South Shore area.
This property is positioned for builders, developers, or investors seeking residentially zoned vacant land with nearby utilities, flexible development potential, and convenient access to the continued growth of Apollo Beach.
Review the available survey, walk the property, and explore what may be possible at this well-positioned Apollo Beach development site.
***** WHAT THE SELLER LOVES
“What we love most about this property is its flexibility. It is a large residential parcel in an established part of Apollo Beach, with nearby utilities, a current survey, and several potential paths for development. The natural separation behind the property is another feature we value, and the continued residential growth surrounding it makes this a location with exciting possibilities for the future.”
All dimensions, zoning information, utility availability, development potential, future land use, and surrounding land designations should be independently verified by the buyer with Hillsborough County and the appropriate governing authorities.
