3191 N Highway A1a
Indialantic, FL 32903
MLS #: 1021273
Property Type: Commercial
Full Baths: 2.00
List Date: 08-03-2024
Year Built: 1959
0 Sq. Ft.
4,323 Total Sq. Ft.
Property Description
Rare Oceanfront LANDMARK SITE Offering: Iconic Restaurant & 4COP Liquor License IncludedSeize this unique opportunity to acquire a landmark oceanfront property featuring prime visibility and limitless potential. This exclusive package includes a coveted 4COP liquor license and sits on a .49-acre OCEANFRONT mixed-use commercial parcel--perfect for hospitality operations or future redevelopment.Positioned on Brevard County's sought-after Space Coast, the 4, 323 sq ft oceanfront building has housed one of the area's most iconic OCEANFRONT restaurants for over three decades. Boasting 180 ft of direct frontage on Highway A1A and the Atlantic Ocean, the site offers exceptional versatility for uses including resort lodging, dining, nightlife, and retail.With BU-1 zoning allowing for redevelopment up to 60 feet in height, and nearly 50, 000 vehicles passing daily, plus a newly completed pedestrian crosswalk, this is an unparalleled coastal investment.
Street
County
Brevard
Listing Status
Active
Tax Year
2022
Waterfront
Yes
Water Type
3191 N Highway A1aIndialantic, FL 32903
This listing is courtesy of One Sotheby's International.
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