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Opportunity awaits at 1035 NW 4th Avenue, a standout oversized 100' x 160' parcel in the heart of East Boca Raton & one of the largest available lots in this rapidly transforming corridor. Positioned for maximum upside, this rare offering presents an exceptional opportunity for builders, investors, and luxury end users to capitalize on the area's strong momentum & create a signature new construction residence. The property includes an existing 3-bedroom, 2-bath home and has already been cleared to allow for a seamless transition to redevelopment. A natural gas line on the street further enhances the efficiency & desirability of a future build. Surrounded by established & new luxury estates, this location continues to evolve into one of East Boca Raton's most desirable residential pockets. The generous lot dimensions provide the flexibility to design a significant custom home with expansive indoor and outdoor living, resort-style amenities, and privacy that is increasingly difficult to find this close to downtown. The location delivers exceptional proximity to everything that defines the Boca Raton lifestyle. Just minutes from Mizner Park, Boca Raton's pristine beaches, and the vibrant energy of downtown Boca Raton, the property offers effortless access to premier dining, shopping, and entertainment. Nearby highlights include the Brightline Boca Raton Station, Florida Atlantic University, the Boca Raton Museum of Art, and the Boca Raton Public Library, along with nearby parks and green spaces that enhance both lifestyle and long-term appeal. With continued development driving demand for high-end living in this central Boca location, this property offers a rare chance to secure land of meaningful scale and build a signature residence. Whether for a custom end user home or a high quality spec project, the potential here is substantial. This property is being sold for land value. The existing structure is offered as is, with the highest and best use being redevelopment. Opportunities of this size, location, and future potential in East Boca Raton are increasingly limited. Survey available.