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Supplements: Offered as a single sale, 108, 112, and 114 E Park Avenue encompass approximately 25,850 square feet (0.59± acres) of contiguous land just moments from the Indian River, creating a rare mixed-use opportunity in one of East Volusia County's most active waterfront corridors. Whether your strategy is cash flow, redevelopment, business expansion, or l ... (Read more) Offered as a single sale, 108, 112, and 114 E Park Avenue encompass approximately 25,850 square feet (0.59± acres) of contiguous land just moments from the Indian River, creating a rare mixed-use opportunity in one of East Volusia County's most active waterfront corridors. Whether your strategy is cash flow, redevelopment, business expansion, or long-term land appreciation, this package offers multiple paths to value creation. The commercial anchor at 108 E Park Avenue is currently operating as a 1,592-square-foot bait and tackle shop, thoughtfully divided into three functional spaces and positioned on the direct route to George R. Kennedy Memorial Park's public boat launch, fishing pier, and kayak launch, where anglers, boaters, and paddlers access the Indian River Lagoon every day. Edgewater has also earned recognition as Volusia County's first designated Blueway Community, drawing outdoor recreation enthusiasts year-round. The existing business benefits from built-in waterfront traffic, but the commercial zoning creates opportunities far beyond its current use. A marine supply store, kayak or paddleboard outfitter, fishing charter headquarters, waterfront café, grab-and-go seafood market, boat accessory retailer, bicycle rental operation, outdoor apparel shop, or specialty convenience concept could all capitalize on the property's location. Alternatively, the structure may be converted back to residential use (subject to applicable approvals), allowing investors to incorporate it into a three-home rental portfolio. Adjacent to the commercial parcel, 112 E Park Avenue features a charming 1925-built, 2-bedroom, 1-bath residence offering 716 square feet on a 50' × 139' lot, while 114 E Park Avenue (1940-built) includes a 947-square-foot, 2-bedroom, 1-bath home with a bonus room, private pool, and sits on a 100' × 139' double lot. The additional land creates immediate flexibility for expansion, construction of an additional residence (subject to approvals), enhanced outdoor amenities, or future redevelopment. The true value, however, lies in the assemblage itself. Opportunities to acquire nearly 0.60 acres of contiguous property in Edgewater's established waterfront district are increasingly difficult to replicate. Investors can continue operating the existing improvements for immediate income while planning future development, reposition the entire site into a cohesive residential rental portfolio, modernize the commercial component to serve the area's growing boating community, or pursue a comprehensive redevelopment strategy for new commercial or residential construction, subject to municipal approvals. Location further strengthens the investment thesis. The property sits minutes from the Indian River Lagoon and Intracoastal Waterway, with convenient access to Menard-May Park, George Kennedy Memorial Park, and additional public boat ramps that support one of Florida's most active boating and inshore fishing communities. Nearby restaurants, local businesses, parks, and waterfront recreation continue to draw both residents and visitors, while New Smyrna Beach, Canal Street, and I-95 remain just a short drive away. The combination of waterfront recreation, year-round outdoor tourism, and Edgewater's continued residential and commercial growth continues to fuel demand for both housing and neighborhood-serving businesses. For investors seeking more than a single asset, this offering represents a strategic acquisition with multiple existing income streams, commercial flexibility, redevelopment potential, and a location positioned to benefit from the continued growth of Florida's Indian River corridor. Opportunities with this level of optionality rarely come to market as one contiguous package.