Build your dream home today or could be a great investment property. The Midtown district is one of three Community Redevelopment Areas managed by the City of Lakeland’s CRA — alongside Downtown and Dixieland. It’s the largest of the three, covering about 4,463 acres within the city. The purpose of The Midtown CRA was created to address blight, underinvestment, and revitalization needs within the area — using planning, public improvements, incentives, and partnerships to encourage private investment and community revitalization. Midtown is anchored by several important local institutions and assets, including: the Medica District, Joker Marchant Stadium (Spring Training home of the Detroit Tigers), and the Mass Market redevelopment area — a focal point for adaptive reuse, small business growth, and cultural activity within Midtown. This lot may have the potential to be subdivided into two parcels. Any subdivision would require due diligence and approval from the City, including obtaining a variance to modify setback requirements from 15 feet to approximately 5 feet. Sewer and water services are believed to be available along Kettles Avenue and West Seventh Street, near the Myers Road edge of the property. All information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to verify all zoning, utility availability, and development requirements with the appropriate City and County authorities having jurisdiction.