Welcome to 1115 DeSoto Street, a rare Downtown Ocean Springs opportunity offering the perfect mix of coastal charm, walkability, and development potential. Located in the beloved golf-cart district, this beautifully wooded 50' x 182' lot sits just steps from everything locals adore about the OS lifestyle Government Street dining, boutique shopping, coffee houses, galleries, festivals, and Front Beach sunsets.
The property features mature trees, peaceful surroundings, and city utilities nearby, making it an ideal canvas for your dream coastal home, investment property, or multi-unit build zoned R-D2, which allows far more flexibility than standard singlefamily zoning:
Permitted Uses Include:
Single-family homes
2-family dwellings (duplexes)
Accessory structures
Parks
Places of worship
This opens the door for:
luxury coastal cottage
duplex for rental income
A primary home + investment unit
Short-term rental potential (subject to city permittingMinimum Lot Size: 7,500 sq ft (your lot is approx. 8,712 sq ft)
Lot Width: No minimum
Front Setback: 20 ft
Side Setback: 10 ft
Rear Setback: 15 ft
Max Height: 35 ft
Parking Requirement: Minimum of 2 off-street spaces per dwelling unit
The two-family dwelling diagram on the zoning sheet clearly shows R-D2 is designed for infill development and medium-density urban living exactly the type of vibrant, walkable environment Downtown OS is known for• 50 ft frontage × 182 ft depth
Beautiful, mature shade trees toward the rear
Flood Zone X — NOT in a special hazard area (flood map
City utilities available
High-elevation location in sought-after OS School District
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