877 Anclote Rd

The property is located at 877 Anclote Road in Tarpon Springs, just west of US Highway 19 within an established industrial and employment corridor. The site offers convenient access to North Pinellas and the broader Tampa Bay region, including Clearwater and St. Petersburg. Anclote Road provides direct connectivity to US-19 and surrounding industrial and service commercial uses. The location benefits from Pinellas County’s limited land supply, proximity to dense population centers, and access to a strong regional workforce, supporting long-term industrial, flex, or redevelopment potential.Tampa Land is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire approximately 124 acres located in Tarpon Springs. The property represents a rare large-scale land holding within northern Pinellas County, a market defined by limited land availability, established infrastructure, and long-term redevelopment demand. The site is prominently positioned between Anclote Boulevard, and Anclote Road, just west of US Highway 19, within an established industrial and employment corridor. The property also fronts the Anclote River, providing a unique feature rarely found on parcels of this size within Pinellas County and offering potential long-term value for users or redevelopment concepts that can thoughtfully integrate the riverfront setting, subject to regulatory constraints. Parcels of this scale, with roadway access, river frontage, and proximity to dense population centers are increasingly scarce, positioning the site as a strategic long-term opportunity. This is not a conventional land offering. The property has a documented industrial and environmental history, and prior remediation activities have occurred, with ongoing monitoring required in perpetuity. As such, the site is best suited for experienced and well capitalized buyers who understand the risks, responsibilities, and due-diligence requirements associated with environmentally impacted or superfund properties. Use Restrictions & Environmental Controls The property is subject to recorded restrictive covenants and institutional controls implemented as part of the completed Superfund remedial action. These restrictions limit the site to industrial and non-residential commercial uses and prohibit residential, lodging, educational, agricultural, or similar sensitive uses. Certain portions of the property contain engineered caps and environmental controls that may not be penetrated or disturbed without prior approval from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Groundwater use is prohibited, new wells are not permitted without agency approval, and stormwater or dewatering activities require approved plans. Portions of the site are designated for non-intrusive development only, while other areas are not available for development. Prospective purchasers are strongly encouraged to review all available environmental reports, site plans, and recorded restrictive covenants and to conduct their own independent due diligence to fully understand the limitations and responsibilities associated with the property. Ownership places significant importance on transferring the property to a purchaser who recognizes both the complexity and the potential of the site and who intends to act as a responsible steward moving forward. With the appropriate vision, technical expertise, and commitment, the property offers meaningful long-term upside while supporting productive future use in a land constrained Pinellas County market.