Exceptional 7-Acre Mixed-Use Development Opportunity | College Park / Edgewater | Orlando, FL 32804Rare opportunity to acquire an approximately 7-acre assemblage consisting of nine parcels in Orlando's highly sought-after College Park/Edgewater corridor. This unique offering combines an established income-producing asset with significant long-term redevelopment potential in one of Central Florida's strongest urban infill markets.Seller financing is available with 50% down.The property is currently operated as a successful event venue hosting weddings, concerts, corporate events, fitness classes, private celebrations, and culinary experiences, creating multiple revenue streams while allowing investors to generate income during the planning and entitlement process.The mixed-use zoning and strategic parcel configuration provide flexibility for a variety of future development concepts, including mixed-use projects, multifamily residential, hospitality, office, retail, or other permitted uses, subject to zoning and municipal approvals.Positioned along a major commercial corridor with approximately 26,000 vehicles per day, the property offers outstanding visibility, accessibility, and exposure. Its central Orlando location provides convenient access to Downtown Orlando, College Park, AdventHealth, Orlando Health, Interstate 4, and numerous retail, dining, and employment centers.Property HighlightsApproximately 7 acres across 9 parcelsMixed-use zoning with commercial and residential flexibilityEstablished income-producing event venueSeller financing available with 50% downExcellent frontage on a high-traffic corridor (approximately 26,000 AADT)Prime infill location within the College Park/Edgewater marketSignificant redevelopment and long-term appreciation potentialIdeal opportunity for investors, developers, and owner-usersThis offering presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a large-scale urban infill assemblage with immediate income, flexible development potential, and a premier location in one of Orlando's most desirable and supply-constrained submarkets.