ENTITLED AND ENGINEERED ON STATE ROAD 44 FOR MINI STORAGE — 2.10 acres of General Commercial (GNC) land on W. Gulf to Lake Highway between Crystal River and Lecanto, carrying a Citrus County Planned Unit Development approval for mini-warehouses with office (CPA/AA/PUD-18-09). A full 16-sheet set of site improvement plans, a signed-and-sealed boundary and topographic survey, and a tree preservation plan have already been prepared for the site. The buyer starts where most land buyers finish. HIGH AND DRY — FLOOD ZONE X with roughly 26 feet of natural elevation rise from the highway to the rear of the parcel, from about 54 feet at the right-of-way to about 79 feet at the back line (NAVD 88). Citrus County central water runs along the frontage and the approved plan is served by an on-site wastewater system. Overhead three-phase-capable power is on the corridor. Flood Zone X per FIRM panel 12017C0194D. AN APPROVED PLAN YOU CAN BUILD OR CHANGE — the engineered master plan lays out 25,200 square feet of storage across two buildings on a 1.8-acre project area at a 0.289 floor area ratio, with a stormwater retention area, retaining wall, screen wall and a single controlled gate on the highway. GNC zoning also opens the site to the broader commercial uses the corridor supports, subject to Citrus County approval. POSITIONED ON CITRUS COUNTY'S EAST–WEST SPINE — State Road 44 carries traffic from US 19 in Crystal River east through Lecanto to Inverness and ties directly into the Suncoast Parkway extension, putting the site on the single corridor that connects the county's coastal and inland markets. CAPITALIZE ON ENTITLEMENTS ALREADY IN PLACE and secure a corridor site in one of Citrus County's strongest growth paths. All zoning, entitlements, plan status, permitted uses, utility availability and access rights are subject to independent verification and applicable governmental approvals.