760 East Alfred Drive, Lake Alfred, FL 33850 - Polk County

9.5 Acre Lakefront Commercial Development Site on US 17/92 in Lake Alfred, FL Zoned C-2 Mixed-Use Corridor

Presenting a unique opportunity to acquire 9.5 acres of lakefront commercial land on US Highway 17/92 (Alfred Drive) in Lake Alfred, Polk County. Situated directly on Lake Haines, this site offers a flexible canvas for a wide range of development uses and is one of the few remaining commercial parcels of this scale with direct lake access within the city limits of Lake Alfred.

With approximately 750 feet of frontage on US 17/92 and a 26,500 AADT traffic count, the site enjoys high visibility and accessibility. A median cut allows for full left-in/left-out access, increasing ease of ingress and egress for future users. Sewer is available to the site, and water is nearbyapproximately 750 feet west at Ramona Avenue.

Zoned C-2 (Mixed-Use Corridor), this property allows for a wide array of potential uses including:

Retail, restaurant, and office

Medical facilities or Assisted Living Facilities (ALF)

Multi-family or hotel

Light industrial or storage

Daycare, schools, or truck stop (conditional use)

Of the total 9.5 acres, an estimated 45 acres are uplands, with approximately 2 acres outside the floodplain, allowing for flexible site planning and phased development. The lakefront setting also creates an opportunity for waterfront amenities or enhanced design elements for residential or hospitality concepts.

Location Highlights:

South side of US Highway 17/92, between Ramona Ave and Mosley Rd

Within the city limits of Lake Alfred

Easy access to Winter Haven, Auburndale, I-4, and Central Floridas growing employment centers

Property Details:

Size: 9.5 Acres (with 45 upland acres)

Zoning: C-2 (Mixed-Use Corridor)

Traffic Counts: 26,500 AADT

Utilities: Sewer onsite, water nearby

Frontage: ~750 feet on US 17/92

Price: $880,000

This is an ideal opportunity for a developer or end user seeking high-traffic frontage, flexible zoning, and lakefront appeal in one of Polk Countys fastest growing corridors.