Holiday Residential Development
Discover the ultimate lifestyle property with tremendous investment potential. The property features multiple premium conservation lots, thoughtfully designed around a beautiful wetland system that wraps the development area to the east and north, creating a private and scenic natural buffer.
Currently zoned for 60 single-family homes, the site offers the potential to rezone for additional homesites, providing excellent flexibility for future development.
Ideally situated, the property is just a short walk to Key Vista Nature Park and minutes from US Highway 19, shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences.
Property Highlights:
Existing zoning for 60 single-family homes
Potential for rezoning to increase density
Scenic wetland system and conservation lots
Convenient access to parks, highways, and retail
Property Details:
County: Pasco
Acreage: 80 acres (34.9 upland acres)
Lot Sizes: 80 x 120 and 55 ...
Lot Sizes: 80 x 120 and 55 x 115
Proposed Lots: 60 single family lots
Property Address: 3130 Shipwatch Drive, Holiday, Florida 34691
Parcel IDs: 23-26-15-0000-00200-0010 and 23-26-15-0000-00200-0000
Zoning: MPUD (PDD16-7169 Summary on Page 4)
Land Use: Residential - 6
Notes: 12 Water Main, 6 Sewer Gravity Main, Flood Zone X, X500 and AE, Wetland Buffer
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About Reed Fischbach
Reed Fischbach, land real estate broker and owner of Fischbach Land Company (FLC), is located in Brandon, Florida. He brings together land professionals who have decades of combined land experience for landowner client success. FLC specializes in agricultural, commercial, and development land; as well as acreage homesites and transitional land.Reed is a native Floridian, an ALC (Accredited Land Consultant) candidate, and holds a Bachelors Degree in Science from the University of Florida.FLC began in 2008 and has relationships with the region's landowners. With a reputation of integrity and work ethic, Reed now manages more than $50 million in assets.He is a member of Realtors Land Institute, Strawberry Growers Assoc., Florida Cattlemens Assoc., and is a member of the Greater Tampa Association of Realtors.