$299,999
Active308 S 22nd St, Tampa, FL 33605
1,344 sq ft
Listing courtesy of FRANK ALBERT REALTY · MLS# TB8547154
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About this property
Commercial redevelopment opportunity in Tampa’s historic Palmetto Beach neighborhood. This former Palmetto Beach Community Association meeting hall sits on a 4,584-square-foot lot with prominent frontage along 22nd Street. The property is zoned CG (Commercial General) and currently includes an approximately 1,344-square-foot building. The existing structure sustained flood damage and is being sold strictly as-is. It may be suitable for renovation or could offer an opportunity for demolition and redevelopment. The commercial zoning and visible location make this an attractive option for investors, developers, organizations, or owner-users looking to establish a presence in Palmetto Beach.
Facts
- Property type
- Mixed Use
- Year built
- 1949
- Flood zone
- AE
- Annual taxes
- $82/yr
- Listed
- 2026-10-02
- MLS #
- TB8547154
Commercial details
Building & site
- Building size
- 1,344 SF
- Lot size
- 0.11 acres (4,584 SF)
- Zoning
- CG
- Road frontage
- City Street
- Buildings
- 1
Investor metrics
- Price per SF (MLS)
- $223.21/SF
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308 S 22nd St, Tampa, FL 33605
Listing courtesy of FRANK ALBERT REALTY · MLS# TB8547154 · Active
Where this property is
Opens on aerial — on this coast the canal, the lot and the neighbours answer more questions than a street grid does.
