$3,000/mo
Active7831 Gilliam Rd, Orlando, FL 32818 Β· for lease
904 sq ft
Listing courtesy of KARDOSH REALTY Β· MLS# O6457467
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About this property
Rare A-1 zoned land and office for lease in the heart of Gilliam Road's farm and equestrian country! This is approximately 5 acre parcel that offers a large cleared and stabilized yard ideal for equipment, vehicles, and materials storage, plus a 904 sqft office building included in the lease β a combination that is very hard to find. Gated entrance off a private dirt drive, open pasture, and beautiful mature oak canopy provide privacy and room to operate. Perfect for landscaping, tree service, nursery, contractor yard, equestrian support, or agricultural use (tenant to verify zoning for their specific use). Please see the aerial photos for the included and excluded areas of the parcel. Easy access to SR-414, SR-429, SR-408 and W. Colonial Drive β minutes to Ocoee, Apopka, and Winter Garden. $3,000/month; security deposit equal to one month's rent. Bring your business home to the country β schedule a tour today!
Facts
- Property type
- Agriculture
- Year built
- 1956
- Flood zone
- X
- Annual taxes
- $2,756/yr
- Listed
- Nov 11, 2026
- MLS #
- O6457467
Commercial details
Building & site
- Building size
- 904 SF
- Leasable area
- 904 SF
- Lot size
- 5 acres (49,070 SF)
- Zoning
- A-1
- Road frontage
- Access Road
- Buildings
- 1
Lease terms
- Asking rate
- $3,000/mo
- Rate per SF
- $39.82/SF/yr
- Monthly rent
- $3,000/mo
- Annual rent (total)
- $36,000/yr
- Lease type
- Modified gross
- Terms of lease
- Modified Gross
- Lease term
- Twelve Months
- Tenant pays
- Grounds Care, Other
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7831 Gilliam Rd, Orlando, FL 32818
Listing courtesy of KARDOSH REALTY Β· MLS# O6457467 Β· Active
Where this property is
Opens on aerial β on this coast the canal, the lot and the neighbours answer more questions than a street grid does.



