Address: 26702 NW 160th Pl, High Springs, FL 32643, USA
- Approximately 240.34 acres across three parcels
- Zoned R-1 for single-family residential development
- Potential density of one dwelling unit per acre with municipal utilities
- Alternative density of one unit per five acres with wells and septic
- Large-scale residential land opportunity
- Compelling potential for future utility extension
- Favorable path for collaborative infrastructure and entitlement planning
- Flexible residential development potential across a substantial land holding
Property Description
Presenting a rare, large-scale residential land opportunity comprising approximately 240.34 acres across three parcels in High Springs, Florida. All three parcels are zoned R-1, offering a developer an exceptional canvas for a thoughtfully planned single-family residential community in a growing North Central Florida market.
The property’s development potential is influenced by utility availability. With connection to municipal sewer and water, the R-1 zoning allows a density of one dwelling unit per acre—representing significant upside for a well-planned residential development. Without public sewer and water, development may proceed at a density of one unit per five acres utilizing private wells and septic systems. There are currently no utilities on site; however, the property’s location near the nearly built-out Cinnamon Hills subdivision provides a compelling case for future utility extension and residential growth.
Initial conversations with City of High Springs staff have suggested that development of this acreage could be viewed favorably, creating a potential opportunity for a capable developer to work collaboratively with the City on infrastructure, entitlements, and a long-term development strategy. The City has also been actively investing in water and wastewater infrastructure, including wastewater treatment facility expansion and sewer-system improvements intended to support responsible future growth.
High Springs is known for its natural springs, outdoor recreation, historic downtown, and convenient access to Gainesville and the University of Florida. The surrounding area combines a peaceful, established residential character with meaningful growth potential, making this an attractive site for a variety of residential product types—ranging from larger-lot homes to a more dense planned community if utilities are extended.