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Comprehensive Plan Use: Other

Current Use: Commercial

Development Status: Raw Land; Other

Documents Available: Aerial; Survey

Environmental Audit: Unknown

Fencing: Perimeter; Privacy

Location of Property: Near Seaport

Other Structures: Other

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Possible Use: Development; Mixed Use; Recreational; Other

Sewer: Public Sewer; Within Easement

Special Listing Conditions: Standard

Utilities: Cable Available; Electricity Connected; Phone Available; Sewer Available; Water Available; Other

View: Water

Zoning Information: Use Conforms To Zoning

Boat and Dock Features: Attended; Electric Available; Lift; Marina; Private Dock; Ramp

Listing Terms: 1031 Exchange; Cash; Conventional

Road Frontage Type: City Street; See Remarks

Road Responsibility: Public Maintained Road

Road Surface Type: Paved

Tax Information: County Only; Tax Reflects No Exemptions

Water Access: Ocean Access

Water Source: Public

Water View: Bay

Waterfront Features: Bayfront; Creek; Navigable Water

Showing Requirements: Call Listing Agent; Listing Agent Must Accompany

Elevation Description: 0-5 Feet Above Sea Level

Acreage Description: 10 Or More Acre Lot

Palm View Marina presents a rare waterfront redevelopment opportunity located at 6817 Bayshore Road in Palmetto, Florida, situated directly on the north shoreline of McMullen Creek at its confluence with the Manatee River watershed, offering immediate navigable access to Terra Ceia Bay, Tampa Bay, and the Gulf of America. The property features amazing direct waterfront navigable access. Positioned along the historic Old Tamiami Trail (Bayshore Road) just east of U.S. Route 41, 25 boat slips, covered boat lifts, and an established dock system — the property is zoned PD-W (Planned Development Waterfront) and VIL (Village), providing exceptional flexibility for marina expansion, mixed-use redevelopment, residential, hospitality, or marine support uses, subject to county approvals. Submerged lands are owned, further enhancing the development and income potential of this asset. A notable development advantage exists along the Old Tamiami Trail road corridor, where extension of the existing roadbed and use of dredge spoils are most likely present.