32750 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Two restaurant spaces.
One highly visible corner.
1.66± acres at Pennsylvania Avenue and Curley Street—existing restaurant infrastructure with additional land to evaluate for future use.
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More than a restaurant building. A corner with options.
This offering brings together an operating restaurant, a separate vacant restaurant space, and additional land under one four-parcel property.
Buyers can examine the existing improvements for restaurant use while evaluating the broader site's potential. The property's relationship to two streets provides an important starting point for access and site-planning diligence.
Occupancy, business arrangements, permitted uses, redevelopment feasibility and parcel boundaries require independent verification. The offering memorandum describes the property; it does not establish approved future uses.
Two spaces. Different opportunities.
The offering memorandum describes one restaurant space as vacant and the adjacent Pancho's Villa restaurant as operating. Buyer diligence should confirm current conditions and possession.
Vacant restaurant interior · Actual photoRestaurant infrastructure already in place.
Approximately 4,856 SF is described as vacant in the offering memorandum. Existing features include a commercial kitchen, a 20-seat bar, covered patio and interior finishes with exposed brick and timber beams.
Pancho's Villa · Actual photoAn established restaurant address.
Pancho's Villa occupies the other restaurant space according to the memorandum. Its reported area is approximately 1,248 SF, with a kitchen and separate covered patio.
The operating business, tenancy, lease terms, possession and any included equipment must be confirmed. This presentation does not represent that the operating business is being sold.
Four parcels.
One corner location.
The combined 1.66±-acre offering fronts both Pennsylvania Avenue and Curley Street. Existing improvements occupy part of the site, while the remaining land offers a separate planning question for qualified buyers.
Development potential needs verification.
The OM depicts C-1, C-2 and R-3 zoning areas, but includes an inconsistent designation on a later page. Buyers should confirm the exact zoning, parcel areas, permissible uses, access, parking, utilities and entitlement process with the relevant public agencies before underwriting redevelopment.
San Antonio, Florida.
At the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Curley Street, the property is close to Saint Leo University and the SR 52 / I-75 corridor. The nearby Mirada master-planned community is part of the regional development context.
Proposed or phased projects do not establish future traffic, rent, income or absorption. Verify timing and delivered homes independently.
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Interested in the restaurant improvements, the land, or both? Contact Brian Orr to discuss the offering, request documents, or arrange a property tour.
Commercial Real Estate Advisor
Bingham Commercial Real Estate
brian@thebrianorr.com
Broker / Owner · Bingham Realty, Inc.