SOLD AS-IS FOR LAND VALUE – EXISTING STRUCTURE IS A TEARDOWN. Excellent redevelopment opportunity in desirable South Seminole Heights! Located at 504 W Curtis Street, this oversized corner lot measures approximately 70.9' x 114' (8,083 sq. ft./0.19 acres) and offers frontage along both W Curtis Street and N Lynn Avenue. The property presents an opportunity for builders, investors, or buyers looking to construct a custom home in an established Tampa neighborhood. The existing 1956 structure is considered a teardown, with no value attributed to the improvements. The corner location provides flexibility for potential home design, driveway placement, and site access, subject to applicable regulations. Avoid costly municipal delays with active, ready-to-go connections for public water, sewer, and grid electricity already on-site. Buyers may explore new single-family construction and potential accessory dwelling unit (ADU) options, subject to city approval, zoning requirements, setbacks, and permitting. Property is being sold strictly AS-IS for land value. Existing structure is not considered habitable. Buyer is responsible for independently verifying lot dimensions, zoning, permitted uses, ADU eligibility, utility availability and connection status, demolition requirements, and all development possibilities with the City of Tampa and other appropriate authorities. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Listing courtesy of CHEVON EATON. 321-210-4633
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