A 5.16-acre duplex subdivision opportunity in a Medium Density Residential (MDR) corridor of Escambia County. Winston Place is engineered and site-planned for 25 duplexes -- 50 total units -- along N. 89th Avenue, with a complete civil design package spanning utility, drainage, and landscape plans, ready to move through final permitting. The site carries an administrative variance from Escambia County allowing reduced 13-15 ft spacing between duplex structures, increasing achievable density beyond standard code minimums. Zoning (MDR) and future land use (MU-S) support the proposed use as-is. Full civil infrastructure is designed and ready for construction: water and sanitary sewer service to each lot, fire hydrant coverage, and a stormwater management pond serving the site. The water and sewer permit application has already been approved. The property sits in FEMA Zone X / shaded X, outside the highest-risk flood designations. The site previously held an approved development order, which has since expired; the owner will be resubmitting for a new development order. Civil engineering is complete, giving a buyer a clear, already- designed path through resubmittal and control over final permitting timing and any design refinements before breaking ground.

A 5.16-acre duplex subdivision opportunity in a Medium Density Residential (MDR) corridor of Escambia County. Winston Place is engineered and site-planned for 25 duplexes -- 50 total units -- along N. 89th Avenue, with a complete civil design package spanning utility, drainage, and landscape plans, ready to move through final permitting. The site carries an administrative variance from Escambia County allowing reduced 13-15 ft spacing between duplex structures, increasing achievable density beyond standard code minimums. Zoning (MDR) and future land use (MU-S) support the proposed use as-is. Full civil infrastructure is designed and ready for construction: water and sanitary sewer service to each lot, fire hydrant coverage, and a stormwater management pond serving the site. The water and sewer permit application has already been approved. The property sits in FEMA Zone X / shaded X, outside the highest-risk flood designations. The site previously held an approved development order, which has since expired; the owner will be resubmitting for a new development order. Civil engineering is complete, giving a buyer a clear, already- designed path through resubmittal and control over final permitting timing and any design refinements before breaking ground.