One of a kind - not many left - 3 Single Family Homes on one lot (. 43 ac)- All the homes have been well-kept and great tenants - 220, 220 !/2 and 222 - 220 built in 1947- 3/2 (1394 Sqft) rented thru 7/31/25-beautiful older home in great shape; 2201/2 built in 1952 (1140 Sqft) 3/2-two story really neat home, rented 7/31/24; 222 built in 2006 (1664 Sqft) 4 bedrooms each with own bath and walk-in closets plus 1/2 bath downstairs --Convenient to all universities and especially FSU. FSU stadium is only seconds away. Nice for three families to live in their own separate home and/or live in one and rent the other two - Lots of options - it would be great homes for Airbnb. Plenty of parking for the three homes at least 10 spaces. It is zoned UT. Total Sqft 4198 so it is $226.29 per sqft - cant build 3 houses for that price.
Multi-familyProperty Type
1947Year Built
$198Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
Listed by Barbara Slaughter• Re/Max Professionals Realty
Bought with Non Member• Tallahassee Board of REALTORS®
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Leon County
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Last updated by owner on Mar 21, 2024.
UT
University Transition District
University Transition is intended to: Be a compact land use category that provides higher density residential opportunities and student oriented services near the campuses; Protect existing residential neighborhoods located away from the campuses from student housing encroachment; and Transition industrial and lower density residential uses to vibrant urban areas.; Higher density residential development of up to 50 du per ac to provide housing opportunities for students and downtown professionals. Smaller scale retail commercial shall provide essential services to immediate residents and ancillary needs of universities. Pedestrian pathways, trails, and transit facilities shall be designed to connect universities, downtown, civic/arts center, and residential and commercial areas to reduce automobile dependence. Pedestrian oriented design controls shall be employed to provide land use compatibility.; The University Transition zoning district is allowed in the UT Future Land Use Map area, located generally within the rectangle created by the Florida State Univ. main campus, Florida A and M Univ., Tallahassee Community College/ Lively Technical Institute campuses, and Innovation Park. The Gaines Street Revitalization Plan study area is excluded from this area.