2304 N HIGHLAND AVENUE

Exceptional opportunity for a developer, builder, or general contractor to acquire a strategically located development site in the highly desirable 33602 zip code within the City of Tampa. This property presents an exciting opportunity for the potential development of an upscale 5-to-6-unit townhome project, subject to final plans, zoning, permitting, and City of Tampa approvals. THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED IN A OPPORTUNITY ZONE FOR INVESTORS AND COULD MAKE SENSE FOR THE RIGHT BUYER. A envisioned concept could feature luxury multi-level townhomes designed for today’s urban lifestyle. Each residence could incorporate a private garage on the first level, followed by a spacious second-floor living and entertaining area with kitchen, dining, and the possibility of an additional bedroom or flexible office/guest space. Upper levels could accommodate approximately two to three additional bedrooms, including a primary suite, providing generous living space while maximizing the property's development potential. A standout feature of the proposed design is the opportunity for private rooftop access. Rooftop spaces could be designed as individual outdoor retreats featuring gardens, lounge and entertainment areas, outdoor kitchens, or private hot tubs—creating a highly desirable amenity for future homeowners and helping distinguish the finished residences in Tampa's competitive luxury townhome market. With Tampa continuing to experience significant residential growth and demand for modern urban housing, this property offers an excellent opportunity to create a distinctive boutique townhome development. Ideal for an experienced developer, homebuilder, investor, or general contractor seeking a well-positioned Tampa infill development opportunity. Buyer is responsible for independently verifying zoning, density, allowable unit count, building height, setbacks, parking requirements, utilities, permitting, and all other development requirements with the City of Tampa and appropriate governmental authorities. I intentionally included the “subject to zoning, permitting, and City approval” language so you’re not representing that 4–6 units or the rooftop improvements are already approved.