A former national restaurant on ±1.23 acres along DeLand’s primary north-south corridor, with its hood, grease infrastructure, four walk-in cold rooms and ±49 parking spaces in place.
1206 N. Woodland Boulevard offers a rare opportunity to lease a freestanding former national restaurant along DeLand’s primary north-south commercial corridor.
The ±4,670 SF building sits on ±1.23 acres with approximately 49 parking spaces, prominent boulevard frontage, and access from both North Woodland Boulevard and Mandarin Avenue.
A head start for the next operator.Commercial ventilation and exhaust, fire suppression, grease infrastructure, walk-in cold rooms, gas and upgraded electrical are in place.
Room to park.About 49 spaces at better than ten per thousand, on a parcel with only ±9% building coverage.
Two ways in.Full access via Mandarin Avenue, with ingress and egress on North Woodland Boulevard.
Flexible beyond restaurant.C-2 zoning permits retail, restaurant, office and medical uses.
The building as it stands today, from the dining rooms to the kitchen line. Tap any photo or plan to enlarge.
The existing layout includes a large main dining room, a glass-enclosed sunroom, a service counter, restrooms and storage. For medical, dental and veterinary users, the front of house is reception-ready.†
Formerly occupied by a national restaurant operator, the building retains commercial-grade ventilation and exhaust, fire suppression, grease infrastructure, four walk-in cold rooms, upgraded electrical distribution, gas service and dedicated back-of-house plumbing.
Floor plans are illustrative and not to scale; room dimensions and square footage are approximate and should be verified. †Illustrative uses, subject to zoning and ownership approval.
West Volusia’s population is aging into its healthcare years, and the North Woodland corridor has limited freestanding outpatient availability.
AdventHealth DeLand operates one mile west², placing the site inside the market’s established healthcare corridor, with exposure to about 26,000 vehicles a day*. Ownership will consider a tenant improvement package for qualified users on term.
45.8 median age.Within a 20-minute drive¹.
~600 new units.Residential units in the immediate pipeline.
| Typical in-line space | 1206 N Woodland | |
|---|---|---|
| Building | Shared walls in a center | Freestanding ±4,670 SF |
| Signage | Shared with other tenants | Dedicated boulevard signage |
| Parking | Shared parking field | ±49 spaces, ±10.5 / 1,000 SF |
| Access | Through the center | Drop-off friendly, from two streets |
| Best for | Retail and service | Urgent care, dental, veterinary, optical, specialty outpatient† |
¹2025 Esri, drive-time rings from the property. ²Straight-line distance, approximate. †Illustrative uses are subject to zoning and ownership approval.
On DeLand’s primary north-south commercial corridor. The Publix, Lowe’s and Walmart daily-needs cluster sits north; downtown DeLand and Stetson University sit south.
| Total population | 53,876 | 113,143 |
| Median age | 43.3 | 45.8 |
| Daytime population | 115,544 | 755,113 |
| Avg. household income | $91,809 | $96,308 |
| Overall vacancy (5-yr avg 2.8%) | 1.6% |
| General Retail vacancy | 1.2% |
| Available for lease | 2.2% |
| Net absorption, trailing 12 months | ±85,100 SF |
Starbucks and Tire Kingdom delivered on the corridor last year, and the former Pizza Hut two blocks north was just demolished for new retail. Nearly 600 residential units are in the immediate pipeline: Manchester Neighborhood (194 townhomes), Point Grand Apartments (204), Wisteria Townhomes (100) and Spring Garden Avenue Townhomes (90). Demographics: 2025 Esri drive-time rings from the property. Market: CoStar, DeLand Retail Submarket, Q3 2026. §Distances are straight-line. Brand locations verified September 2026; subject to change.
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Lease terms, floor plans and tours are available on request.
Private tours by appointment.
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