Take a closer look at a rare development opportunity in Fanning Springs—12 acres of commercially zoned (CG) land with 400 feet of direct frontage on US Highway 19. This high-visibility location benefits from a 2023 FDOT traffic count averaging over 14,000 vehicles per day. A northbound turning lane is already in place for smooth access off Highway 19, and a southbound lane is not required thanks to an existing median. Water is available in the right-of-way, and sewer access is nearby, helping to reduce future infrastructure costs. With utilities close and favorable zoning, the property is well-positioned for retail, office, or limited multi-family residential development. The rear of the property borders the Nature Coast State Trail, adding a unique aspect for potential recreational or pedestrian-oriented integration. While there is no rear access from Old Fannin Road, the direct highway frontage and established turning infrastructure create a solid foundation for development. Fanning Springs sits along the Suwannee River and is known for its state park, natural springs, and outdoor recreation. The area continues to see steady growth while maintaining a small-town atmosphere. Opportunities like this in North Florida’s developing corridors are limited—especially with this level of visibility and flexibility.