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1909 State Rd. 60 E., Valrico, FL 33594 County: Hillsborough Land Size: 0.65 Building Size: 3,341 SF +/- Year Built: 1987 1909 State Rd EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ~ RIDA RETAIL PARTNERS I Licensed Real Estate Broker I Existing QSR building with a drive-thru, located at the signalized intersection of SR 60/E Brandon Blvd and Valrico Road in the well-established suburban community of Valrico. Valrico is approximately 4.5 miles east of Brandon and 16 miles east of downtown Tampa. The restaurant is an outparcel to Valrico Commons a 125,000 sf Publix anchored shopping center. This is an operating restaurant, please do not disturb the employees. Site Address: 1909 State Rd. 60 E., Valrico, FL 33594 County: Hillsborough Land Size: 0.65 Building Size: 3,341 SF +/- Year Built: 1987 1909 State Rd. 60 E., Zoning: PD Trafc Count: 58,500 Valrico, FL 33594 Population: 78,569 Median Income: $71,433 Sandia Wasserman, CRX, CLS sandia@floridaretailpartners.com Employee Population: 22,597 O 813-251-3333 x2 C 813-838-8680 floridaretailpartners.com This information is deemed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified by buyer. w Greymont Dr 1909 State Rd. 60 E., Valrico, FL 33594 Valrico, FL 33594 O:l DA (I) L L. RI :::, September 2019 V, 0 :::, ::::,. RETAIL PARTNERS ~ ~ z RidgecrE t ~s;· I Licensed Rea l Estat e Bro ker I C: Q)< :::, S;' :::;­ ;;;J 0 ~cky Cir (I) u Ellington Ct o' c:, 0 .., t 0 Q) ::;o Miramont C\~ 3 a. ~ Timothy Terrace ::;o r a. Q) C: .. Brandon Broo ::0 (.. ii, .. -~ DOLLAR TREE ~ LA I FITNESS 0 Q) CT V, n (I) 0 en ii, ::i :::, C: Camden Oaks Pl (.. V, ~ Q) Q) S;' :::, (") 3 ::;· (I) 32 c:, V, Q) :::, S;' :::, '< S;' :I: Jelane Dr C: Randy Dr :::, ~ ::0 a. DUNKIN ' E Brandon Blvd E Brandon Blvd Applebees r • 0 ciS (C "C ::;o g C: N a. Ill iil Third St SITE Q' a: (D ;:!. ~ ~ ~ g :::, allsi20S o· 3· OUTLET Dili:SS FOR Le :, "C (C Golde~ oak Ln C V, reatClips rr;I -a C: 0 N (I) :::, SUPPLIESPLUS "'(D a. r 0 0"' 0 :, ~ "C '< Ill :, a. ~ 3 Ill ::;o '< er a. (D ol a. (D ::c 3 Wells St (I) ~ c;,'-Dr Millerv.i ~ ~ (C ~ ~e C. !!. 0 0 "' §. ~ 0 :::, Va\rico f Q, QJ' ::0 '"O t,alrico Forest Dr Valrico Forest Dr g: 0 0: Q) r _[::- ::c C: :::, (D ~ 0 (0 ~ =;· '< (I) Sandia" Wasserman, CRX, CLS !!. S;' iil S;' "C"' sandia@floridaretailpartners.com ::0 u(D C: !, :.:· (C Paladin Ct (D O 813-251-3333 x2 (I) O:l :::, (I) Citrus Wood Ln ~ (/') 8 ~ =s- IC 3 C 813-838-8680 floridaretailpartners.com Q) Falkirk-4 "C ~ )> < ve (/') Ill S;' (I) :::, Q) '< :, (C :::, Map dat a © 201!t: Google iii' ~ '"O ~ This map was produced using data from private and government sources deemed to be reliable . The information herein is provided without representation or warranty This information is deemed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified by buyer. 1909 State Rd. 60 E., Valrico, FL 33594 Valrico, FL 33594 L L. RI DA RETAIL PARTNERS SITE Sandia Wasserman, CRX, CLS cri sandia@floridaretailpartners.com 0 N @ O 813-251-3333 x2 C 813-838-8680 floridaretailpartners.com This information is deemed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified by buyer. L!J►- R ID A RETAIL PARTNERS S. Valrico Rd. 58,500 VPD Sandia Wasserman, CRX, CLS sandia@floridaretailpartners.com E. Brandon Blvd. O 813-251-3333 x2 SITE AERIAL C 813-838-8680 floridaretailpartners.com This information is deemed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified by buyer. ~ RIDA RETAIL PARTNERS V @) Thonotosassa I Licensed Real Esta t e Broker I 1909 State Rd. 60 E., @) University of (§l South Florida Valrico , FL 33594 @) September 2019 RTH TAMPA Temple @ Terrace @ SULPHUR SPRINGS LOWRY PARK Egypt CENTRAL (§l Lake-Leto ~ {ill Del Rio MARKET DEMOGRAPHICS mpa ational port Dover@) 1909 State Rd. 60 E., 3 Mile East (§l @) DREW PARK Seffner TAMPA HEIGHTS Lake-Orient @) EAST TAMPA Park EM .LK Jr Blvd Mango Valrico, FL 33594 Radius ' {ill NORTHWEST TAMPA s Sydney irk [ill] v 2019 Est. Population 78,569 Tampa SelmonExpresswa"J @ Sydney @ Valrico Dover Trails BEACH PARK HYDE PARK ~ @ Brandon @ 2019 Est. Median Income $71,433 SOUTH TAMPA ,.. _,.f GOLFVIEW ¢q i" Palm ,! River-Clair SITE DAVIS ISLANDS Mel 2019 Est. Total Businesses 3,058 FAIROAKS Ballast MANHATTAN Point Park MANOR Q 't,11s0o rough Bay 2019 Est. Total Employees 22,597 @) Progress Bloomingdale SUN BAY SOUTH Village Lith ia Springs Park Q East Tam pa Riverview Gibsonton FISH HAWK Map data 0 2019 Google Sandia Wasserman, CRX, CLS sandia@floridaretailpartners.com O 813-251-3333 x2 C 813-838-8680 floridaretailpartners.com This information is deemed to be reliable but is not guaranteed and should be verified by buyer..
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