This 5.01-acre parcel is strategically positioned near the new Sarasota Memorial Hospital â?? Venice campus on Laurel Rd, placing it at the center of one of South Sarasota Countyâ??s most rapidly expanding corridors. The area is experiencing significant commercial and residential growth, including the planned development of major national retailers and dining destinations such as Walmart, The Home Depot, Texas Roadhouse, Chilis, Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, Panera Bread, and Whataburger, furthe...This 5.01-acre parcel is strategically positioned near the new Sarasota Memorial Hospital â?? Venice campus on Laurel Rd, placing it at the center of one of South Sarasota Countyâ??s most rapidly expanding corridors. The area is experiencing significant commercial and residential growth, including the planned development of major national retailers and dining destinations such as Walmart, The Home Depot, Texas Roadhouse, Chilis, Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, Panera Bread, and Whataburger, further reinforcing the long-term growth trajectory of this location.Featuring 327 feet of frontage on Curry Lane, the property is currently zoned RMF-1 (5 units per acre), with neighboring parcels zoned OUE, OPI, and RMF-3, offering strong potential for future development opportunities (buyer to verify).Situated within an A-rated school district and located in Flood Zone X, the property also benefits from recently completed traffic and environmental studies, providing a valuable head start for planning and development.A 2,262 sq ft residence is currently on-site, featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a dedicated office, and a loft area, offering flexibility for interim use, rental income potential, or future redevelopment.Conveniently located just 0.8 miles to Publix, 1.5 miles to Laurel Nokomis School, and under 6 miles to both Nokomis and Venice Beaches, this property combines accessibility with strong growth fundamentals.Opportunities of this scale, location, and surrounding development are increasingly rareâ??secure your position in one of the areaâ??s most active and evolving corridors today.