Lot 3 Gravelmann Road, North Port, FL 34291
- $18,900
- List Price
- $18,900
- Status
- Active
- Days on Market
- 523
- MLS#
- D6140861
- Lot Size
- 10,000
- Acres
- 0.23
- Total Acreage
- 0 to less than 1/4
- Legal Subdivision Name
- Port Charlotte Sub 30
- Community Name
- Port Charlotte Sub
- MLS Area Major
- North Port
Property Description
Wow...a rare opportunity to purchase a lot on a GREENBELT in the up and coming community of North Port! The property is NOT located in a designated flood zone therefore your lender will Not require flood insurance when you build your dream home. Not currently in a Scrub Jay habitat per North Port maps (please reconfirm during due diligence to ensure nothing has changed). Electric is available, and well and septic will be required. Conveniently located near shopping, restaurants, golfing and so much more! Come invest in your future and explore this growing community!
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Additional Information
- Taxes
- $616
- Location
- Greenbelt, City Limits, Paved
- Community Features
- No Deed Restriction
- Zoning
- RSF2
- Utilities
- Electricity Available, Phone Available
- Pool
- No Pool
- Elementary School
- Lamarque Elementary
- Middle School
- Heron Creek Middle
- High School
- North Port High
- Pets
- Allowed
- Flood Zone Code
- X
- Parcel ID
- 0953149003
- Legal Description
- LOT 3 BLK 1490 30TH ADD TO PORT CHARLOTTE
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX ALLIANCE GROUP. 941-473-8484
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