$799,000
Active0 John Young Parkway, Kissimmee, FL 34741 · MLS# S5160026
1.03 acre lot
Listing courtesy of LA ROSA REALTY KISSIMMEE · MLS# S5160026
Listed today
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About this property
Prime Mixed-Use Development Opportunity in Downtown Kissimmee! This rare 1.03-acre parcel occupies an entire city block with frontage on all four sides, including N. John Young Parkway (US 17/92), offering exceptional visibility, corner exposure and multiple access points. Zoned T4-O (Neighborhood Open) with a Commercial Future Land Use designation, and located within the Downtown Kissimmee CRA, where qualifying projects may be eligible for grants or incentives. The City of Kissimmee has indicated that uses such as restaurant, retail, office, childcare and personal service establishments may be requested through the Conditional Use process. Two non-binding conceptual studies shared by the City illustrate potential mixed-use configurations; they are for vision only and do not represent approvals or entitlements. Toho Water Authority has acknowledged water and wastewater availability. Flood Zone X. Paved streets, sidewalks and nearby public transit. Buyers to verify all uses, densities, connection requirements and approvals with the City and applicable authorities during due diligence.
Facts
- Property type
- Mixed Use
- Year built
- 2026
- Exposure
- West
- Flood zone
- X
- Annual taxes
- $11,642/yr
- Listed
- Oct 22, 2026
- MLS #
- S5160026
Commercial details
Building & site
- Lot size
- 1.03 acres (44,867 SF)
- Zoning
- T4-O
- Road frontage
- 295 ft · Business District, City Street, County Road, State Road
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0 John Young Parkway, Kissimmee, FL 34741
Listing courtesy of LA ROSA REALTY KISSIMMEE · MLS# S5160026 · 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.



