4.85 Acres Near Kelly Park Interchange in Apopka

The property is positioned in the path of growth near the Kelly Park Road/SR 429 interchange, providing outstanding regional connectivity throughout Central Florida. The Kelly Park Interchange planning area specifically identifies the Kelly Park Road and Plymouth-Sorrento Road intersection as one of two Village cluster locations, placing this property in an area planned for significant long-term growth.Offered at $2,200,000, this 4.85± acre development opportunity at 5221 Plymouth Sorrento Road is strategically located in one of Orange County’s fastest-growing corridors—the Kelly Park Interchange area of Apopka. The property is positioned in the path of growth near the Kelly Park Road/SR 429 interchange, providing outstanding regional connectivity throughout Central Florida. The Kelly Park Interchange planning area specifically identifies the Kelly Park Road and Plymouth-Sorrento Road intersection as one of two Village cluster locations, placing this property in an area planned for significant long-term growth. The property will require rezoning for development; however, its Future Land Use designation allows for mixed-use development, creating potential for a variety of residential and commercial concepts, subject to governmental approvals. Growth is already well underway throughout the surrounding corridor, including new residential communities by D.R. Horton and Lennar, a new Publix, and continued residential and commercial development. The completion of the Wekiva Parkway/SR 429 has dramatically improved connectivity and helped establish the Kelly Park area as an emerging development corridor within northwest Orange County. The interchange improves the transportation network and makes it a major catalysts for development in the area. With 4.85± acres, mixed-use future land use, proximity to SR 429, and substantial new residential growth, 5221 Plymouth Sorrento Road offers developers and investors an opportunity to secure a well-positioned site in the path of growth.