N Hiawassee Rd

Pine Hills FL 32818

143748 sq. ft.

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

3.3-Acre Residential/Development Opportunity at Hiawassee & Silver Star Rd — Seller Financing Available! A rare and compelling land opportunity in the heart of Orange County's established northwest Orlando corridor. This 3.3-acre unplatted residential parcel sits at one of Central Florida's most trafficked arterial intersections — Hiawassee Road and Silver Star Road — offering exceptional visibility, connectivity, and long-term upside for builders, investors, and developers alike. Prime Location with Proven Traffic Volume According to the Orange County Traffic Engineering Department's 2024 Annual Count Report, Hiawassee Road just north of Silver Star Road carries approximately 32,274 vehicles per day (AADT), reflecting an 8% year-over-year increase — one of the stronger growth trends in the county. Silver Star Road (SR 438) at this intersection carries an estimated 28,000–32,000 vehicles per day, making this a genuinely high-exposure corridor with continuous, sustained traffic demand. Development Potential, Currently zoned residential and buildable for single-family use, this parcel also presents a compelling path toward higher-density development. The site's size, frontage, and location within a dense, established Orlando submarket make it a strong candidate for townhome development or rezoning to higher-density residential — a use case well-supported by the surrounding population density and the county's ongoing housing demand. Utilities are adjacent and nearby. Property Highlights: 3.3 acres | Unincorporated Orange County Residential zoning — single-family buildable Townhome development or higher-density rezoning potential Utilities adjacent and nearby Road frontage at major signalized corridor No HOA | Unplatted parcel High-traffic location: ~32,000+ vehicles/day on Hiawassee Rd Developable acreage with this level of traffic exposure, utility access, and density potential at this intersection is an increasingly rare find in Orange County's built-out northwest submarket.