3902 Autumn Palm Dr, Zephyrhills, FL 33541 For Sale

3902 Autumn Palm Dr, Zephyrhills, FL 33541

Zoned Res-1 | Future Land Use: Res-9 (High Density) | Utilities Adjacent

Positioned in the direct "path of progress," this 15-acre prime development tract offers a rare opportunity to capitalize on the explosive industrial and residential growth of South Pasco County. While currently zoned Res-1, the Future Land Use (FLU) is designated as Res-9, signaling the county’s support for high-density townhouse or single-family residential development.

With Pasco County water and sewer adjacent to the site, the "heavy lifting" of infrastructure is already at the doorstep, drastically shortening the timeline for entitlement and site development.

This parcel is uniquely situated to provide "workforce" housing for three major industrial projects currently under construction within a short driving distance:

1. Bauducco Foods: A $200 Million investment in a new 72-acre manufacturing hub, projected to create 600+ new jobs.

2. MiTek: A $77.6 Million state-of-the-art facility bringing 125 high-wage jobs to the immediate area.

3. Tibbetts Lumber: A $20 Million flagship truss and millwork facility adding another 100+ jobs to the South Zephyrhills workforce.

As the Wesley Chapel market reaches saturation, South Zephyrhills has emerged as the premier destination for residential developers seeking scale and utility-ready land. 3902 Autumn Palm Dr represents one of the few remaining 10+ acre tracts with Res-9 FLU and immediate utility proximity.

FLOOD MITIGATION & INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATE

While a portion of the property is currently designated within the AE Flood Zone, the site is the direct beneficiary of significant municipal investment.

• Zephyr Creek Phase 1 Improvements: Pasco County is currently out to bid (Project ID: IFB-BW-26-001) for a comprehensive drainage improvement project for the Zephyr Creek Canal.

• Enhanced Outfall: As the primary outfall for this property, these county-funded improvements are designed to increase regional conveyance capacity and improve drainage efficiency, providing a superior engineering foundation for high-density development and simplifying the SWFWMD permitting process.

"This is not just a land play; it is a strategic acquisition for the 600+ families moving to this corridor for the 2027-2028 job cycle."