SANDY RIDGE CROSSING MT. DORA, FLORIDA 1,095-4,600± SF

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1 SANDY RIDGE CROSSING MT. DORA, FLORIDA 1,095-4,600± SF

SANDY RIDGE CROSSING - 18990 US HWY 441, MT DORA, FL 32757 PROPERTY FEATURES 1,095 4,600± SF

Excellent visibility and access to downtown Mt. Dora $23.50 SF + $3.

Total Population 4,046 35,167 56,793 SR 429 Total Households 1,755 14,589 23,728 Avg HH Income

2 SANDY RIDGE CROSSING US HWY 441, MT DORA, FL PROPERTY FEATURES 1,095 4,600± SF available Anchored by Bravo Supermarket & HFT US Highway 441 and Donnelly intersection Excellent visibility and access to downtown Mt. Dora $23.50 SF + $3.50 SF CAM COMPLETION DATE: Q COMPLETION DATE: Q DEMOGRAPHICS 1 MILE 3 MILE 5 MILE Total Population 4,046 35,167 56,793 SR 429 Total Households 1,755 14,589 23,728 Avg HH Income $70,094 $64,172 $62,332 Median Age COMPLETION DATE: Q COMPLETED IN PROCESS/FUTURE CONSTRUCTION Foundry Commercial

3 SITE PLAN LAKE ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY US Highway 441 N. Donnelly St. New Building Prototype Under Construction PYLON Downtown Historic Mt Dora Nail Salon Coming Q2 2018

4 SPACE PLAN Note: Image not to scale

5 MARKET AERIAL

CENTRAL FLORIDA LOCATION MAP DEBARY TAVARES MT DORA SORRENTO MT PLYMOUTH SANFORD TANGERINE ZELLWOOD Wekiva Parkway (SR 429 Extension) Scheduled completion Q1 2018 PLYMOUTH LAKE MARY LONGWOOD

6 CENTRAL FLORIDA LOCATION MAP DEBARY TAVARES MT DORA SORRENTO MT PLYMOUTH SANFORD TANGERINE ZELLWOOD Wekiva Parkway (SR 429 Extension) Scheduled completion Q PLYMOUTH LAKE MARY LONGWOOD APOPKA ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELBERRY MAITLAND WINTER PARK WINTER GARDEN OCOEE ORLANDO GOTHA WINDERMERE Leesburg: 16 miles, 26 minutes Apopka: 13.6 miles, 21 minutes Sanford: 24.7 miles, 39 minutes

In 1846, the surveyors named Lake Dora for her, and years later, in 1883, the small but growing town was named for the lake. Today, Ms. Drawdy is buried in Umatilla.

7 ABOUT THE CITY OF MOUNT DORA Local legend suggests that The large, beautiful lake upon which the city grew is named for Ms. Dora Ann Drawdy ( ), who homesteaded in the mid-1800s and befriended federal surveyors with her warm hospitality. In 1846, the surveyors named Lake Dora for her, and years later, in 1883, the small but growing town was named for the lake. Today, Ms. Drawdy is buried in Umatilla. A popular winter retreat for hunters, fishermen, and boaters, The Alexander House opened in 1883 a two-story hotel with 10 rooms. The Alexander House was renamed The Lake House in 1893, and in 1903, The Lake House was renamed Lakeside Inn and remains in operation today. Visitors included Presidents Coolidge and Eisenhower, Thomas Edison, and Henry Ford. In 1887, the arrival of the railroad stimulated the local economy and carried tourists and freight. Tremain opened the first orange-packing house in 1891, although surrounding groves were destroyed by the great freezes of 1894 and 95. Also during the 1890s, fertilizer factories were established as well as a cannery. In 1910, the town was granted a charter with Capt. John Philip Donnelly as its first mayor. With 371 residents, Mount Dora boasted two general stores, a hardware store, a drugstore, two churches, and a town hall. The Mount Dora Voice became the town s first newspaper. MOUNT DORA TODAY Mount Dora is now home to more than 13,000. The city retains the flavor of a small town with many historic buildings and its large canopy oak trees, and is known for its variety of antique and specialty shops and numerous special events throughout the year. FUN FACTS: The entire town was painted pink in 1981 when part of the movie Honky Tonk Freeway was filmed there. An elephant named bubbles has water-skied Lake Dora... also part of the Honky Tonk Freeway. Source: ci.mount-dora.fl.us

8 FOR MORE INFORMATION : www. m

MISSION RISE & THE RESERVE COMMERCIAL LAND EXCLUSIVE LISTING HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA

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