Ten acres of C-1 land between Lake Regional Hospital and the state park — mapped for 60–68 apartments.
Ten acres beside an established office park, two blocks from Lake Regional Hospital, with Lake of the Ozarks State Park along the back boundary. Active, profitable offices next door; undeveloped land that could become a major addition to the community.
The land has already been mapped for roughly 60–68 apartment units, with room for further expansion — or duplexes for a 55-and-older community. It splits naturally into two parcels.
Zoned C-1 and fully build-ready, with water and sewer already brought into the property. Zoning allows up to 17 doors per acre — well suited to a 55-and-older community, professional offices or other permitted C-1 uses.
Approximately six acres zoned C-1, with Nichols Road running the full length of the parcel and the state park forming a quiet natural boundary at the rear. With clearing and excavation it could carry office buildings, apartments, duplexes or a church.
Walking distance to the state park’s public beach, close to the hospital, with a church and shopping nearby.
Renderings are concepts to help you picture the site — not approved plans. Ask Melissa about zoning and what the city has said yes to nearby.
Concept renderingAlready mapped for about 68 units with room to expand — quality living near the hospital and in walking distance of the state park’s public beach.
Concept renderingA 55-and-older community that balances privacy, accessibility and efficient land use.
Concept renderingTwo blocks from Lake Regional Hospital, with room for parking and circulation for patients and staff.
Concept renderingProfessional offices next to an established office park, with long-term flexibility.
Concept renderingA calmer setting with the state park as a natural buffer, and practical access.
Concept renderingSpace for parking, gathering and phased growth, set back from heavy commercial traffic.
Parkside Village is an established office park off Osage Beach Parkway, two blocks from Lake Regional Hospital and about a quarter mile from Highway 54, with Lake of the Ozarks State Park along its back boundary. The office buildings are already active and profitable. Beside them sit about ten acres of undeveloped land that could become a major addition to the community, available for sale or lease.
The land has already been mapped for roughly 60 to 68 apartment units, with room for further expansion. Duplexes for a 55-and-older community are another option. It divides naturally into two parcels.
With utilities in place and zoning already secured, many of the early hurdles of a new project are already out of the way, which makes this a straightforward site for a developer who wants to move from planning to construction.
Residents would live close to the hospital and within walking distance of the state park’s public beach, with a church and shopping nearby. Lake of the Ozarks State Park is Missouri’s largest, with 85 miles of shoreline, two public beaches and trails. Lee C. Fine Memorial Airport, with a 6,500-foot runway, is a short drive away.
Because the land sits inside an area that already works every day, with roads, utilities, offices and services in use, an owner can phase the project, wait for the right moment or build now, based on real demand instead of forced timelines.
Two blocks from Lake Regional Hospital, about a quarter mile from Highway 54, beside Lake of the Ozarks State Park — Missouri’s largest, with 85 miles of shoreline and two public beaches.
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Off Osage Beach Parkway in Osage Beach, Missouri, two blocks from Lake Regional Hospital and about a quarter mile from Highway 54, with Lake of the Ozarks State Park along the back of the land.
Both. The ten acres are available for sale or lease, as one site or as the 4-acre and 6-acre parcels.
The price is available on request. Call our realtor, Melissa Kranz, at (573) 216-0482.
C-1. The 4-acre parcel allows up to 17 doors per acre.
The land has been mapped for about 60 to 68 apartment units, with room to expand.
Water and sewer are already brought into the 4-acre parcel.
The Class A office building has sold. The land beside it is still available.
Drone footage only gets you so far. Melissa Kranz will meet you on site, walk the boundary with you and talk through what the land can carry.