Rare Fully Entitled Development Opportunity in New Smyrna BeachExceptional opportunity to acquire a fully approved residential subdivision in one of New Smyrna Beach's growing rural estate areas. After more than three years of planning, engineering, and negotiations with Volusia County, this project has received approvals and is ready for development. The subdivision consists of seven 1-acre homesites thoughtfully designed across approximately 11.69 acres, creating an attractive estate-style com...Rare Fully Entitled Development Opportunity in New Smyrna BeachExceptional opportunity to acquire a fully approved residential subdivision in one of New Smyrna Beach's growing rural estate areas. After more than three years of planning, engineering, and negotiations with Volusia County, this project has received approvals and is ready for development. The subdivision consists of seven 1-acre homesites thoughtfully designed across approximately 11.69 acres, creating an attractive estate-style community with privacy and spacious lot sizes that are increasingly difficult to find in today's market.The approved plans include a private roadway, stormwater management system, preservation areas, and all required development infrastructure, providing a significant advantage by allowing a developer or builder to bypass years of entitlement work and move directly toward construction. The site features approximately 7.01 acres dedicated to residential lots, 1.82 acres of roadway, and a professionally engineered stormwater facility, with preservation areas incorporated into the design. Located in the desirable Glencoe Road corridor, the property offers the perfect balance of rural living and convenience, with easy access to New Smyrna Beach, Port Orange, I-95, shopping, dining, and area attractions. This is an ideal opportunity for a custom home builder, luxury home builder, or investor seeking a shovel-ready project with substantial entitlement value already in place. Opportunities to acquire approved subdivisions with large estate-sized lots are becoming increasingly rare in Volusia County.