5913 EDGERTON AVENUE, ORLANDO, FL 32833

This ready-to-build property boasts a vast expanse of vacant land, measuring over 1.65 acres, alongside a wide canal that ensures privacy from rear neighbors. The waterfront is stunning, with the canal providing a serene backdrop for the substantial acreage. Situated in the remarkable community of Wedgefield, also known as Rocket City or Cape Orlando, this location is celebrated for its proximity to the Kennedy Space Center and offers a vantage point for rocket launches. The lot spans 1.65 acres, presenting an ideal opportunity to construct your dream home. According to Orange County and HOA Restrictions, all properties west of Dallas Blvd and between Reynolds and Starry St must feature homes with a minimum of 2200 square feet under air conditioning. The Wedgefield area affords convenient access to Interstate 528, facilitating travel to the Orlando airport, I95, 417, and downtown Orlando. Beaches lie approximately 40 miles to the east, while Orlando's vibrant array of activities and theme parks are situated to the west. The location is also advantageous for its proximity to UCF, the Lake Nona Medical Center, and a wealth of entertainment options including sports venues, restaurants, and more. Within Wedgefield itself, residents can enjoy new schools, recreational facilities, a country club, parks, horse trails, and additional amenities. We collaborate with several builders to help you select the perfect homesite, home plan, and builder tailored to your preferences. The Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park is an expansive 9,515-acre nature preserve located along the Econlockhatchee River banks in eastern Orange County. Managed by both the St. Johns River Water Management District and Orange County Parks & Recreation, it offers a variety of recreational activities such as camping, hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. All information regarding this property has been provided courtesy of Wikipedia. Prospective buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence