0.23 Acres in North Port, FL - $13,500
Dont miss this opportunity for a beautiful, large, affordable lot in an up-and-coming neighborhood. Build on this lot, or hold it as an investment. The .23 acre adjacent lot is also available. Buy both lots for a total of .47-acre!
This beautiful quiet, peaceful property is located in a great location: minutes to shopping, dining, parks, golf courses, Gulf of Mexico beaches, and all that North Port has to offer. Also close to Port Charlotte, Charlotte Harbor, and Murdock Village. Many beaches are located within a 20-30-minute drive from this lot. Quick access to both US-41 and I-75. There is no HOA, it is not in a scrub jay zone, and there is no time limit to build. Not in a flood zone.
Address/Location: Lot 2, Grover Cir, North Port, FL 34286
City/Town: North Port
County: Sarasota
State: Florida
Zip Code: 34286
Parcel Size: .23 acres
Parcel Number: 1132-21-1203
Road Access: Paved Roa...
Road Access: Paved Road
Zoning: RSF2 (Single Family Residential)
HOA: None
Flood Zone? No
Scrub Jay Zone? No
Deed: Warranty Deed
Home Type: Modular, Manufactured, Site-built homes are allowed. Must be on a permanent foundation.
RVs: Must have a primary structure (a house with a foundation) to park an RV.
Minimum square footage required: 900 square feet
Power: Alternative for now
Water: Would be by well
Sewer: Would be by septic
Camping is allowed Camping Rules
Elevation: 6.0 m or 19.7 feet
Annual Property Taxes: $352 + $352
GPS Coordinates:
27.047418, -82.088747
27.047202, -82.088758
4 Corners:
27.047542, -82.088935 NW
27.047516, -82.088557 NE
27.047305, -82.088564 SE
27.047307, -82.088948 SW
Cash Price: $13,500
Earnest Money Deposit (pay to title company): $500
Closing Costs: Closing will be done through title company. Buyer pays closing costs.
Build, invest, or purchase and hold for the future! North Port is a hot market and this is an opportunity to get in before the prices go up. These lots will go fast!
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Any questions of what you can or cannot build, can or cannot do on the property should be directed to the county Planning and Zoning Department. Everything we know about the property is listed here. Buyers are responsible for doing their own due diligence.
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