The properties having the addresses of 833 and 851 East Oak Street, Apopka, Orange County, Florida, are for sale. The combined properties are seven acres of prime land located near major roads providing access to Seminole County to the North, West Orange County and Lake County to the West, East Orange County to the East, and Central/South Orange County to the South. It is 4 miles from I-4 to the East, and 2.5 miles from 451 to the West, providing efficient access to Orlando International Airport, Sanford, and the southern part of Orange County and Osceola/Polk Counties. + This is one of the last remaining large parcels in the Downtown Apoka area. A substantial wholesale nursery business (Ivy Designs) operated on the properties for more than twenty (20) years. The property has more than 82,000 square feet of greenhouses. The poly roofs for many if not most of the greenhouses need to be replaced. There are two wells on the properties. Accordingly, there are no water fees. + A three bedroom, two bath house is located on the 833 East Oak Street property. The house, if sold separately, would be valued around $190,000. The air handler and condenser for its central air conditioner were replaced in August 2018. There is a 3,000 square feet warehouse on the 833 East Oak Street Property and a 1,500 square feet office on the 851 East Oak Street property. A mobile home with no value is on the properties. While they have no value, they are still usuable. + There are two access roads. Most of East Oak Street is unpaved, and as a dirt road, occasional maintenance is required to smooth the road. It intersects North Thompson Road, which leads to SR 436. The Northeast part of the 833 property has access through Pearl Street, to Edwin Avenue, to Votaw Road. + Environmental inspections were made in year 2017. The reports are available for review. + This is an excellent location for a nursery or similar type of business. The entire central Florida region can be served from this location. The property taxes are low. If the house is not needed in the business, it can be rented to generate rental income. This is also a great investment property and its value should increase as the Greater Orlando and Apopka areas continue to grow and develop.