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About this home
WALK TO BEACH ACCESS! Winn-Dixie just across the street! Rare opportunity to own approx. 1.22 acres across TWO PARCELS ( 052540-0000 and 052540-0010) in Ponte Vedra Beach! Surrounded by dense tropical vegetation, this unique property offers a lush, secluded setting with natural screening for enhanced privacy. Create your own private tropical retreat tucked away, just .9 miles to the sand! BUILDABILITY: HISTORY OF SITE PLANS: Previous environmental permitting documentation available. PREVIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL APPROVAL: FDEP issued an Environmental Resource Permit in 2016 for wetland impacts for a proposed single-family residence & 18ft. wide drive. Previous Environmental Resource Permit #55-0341257-001-EI was APPROVED but then expired 9/6/21 due to Owner's change of plans. Buyer to verify acreage, buildability, wetlands, zoning, permitting, and development restrictions. Previous permit required a .15 forested freshwater wetland mitigation credits from St. Marks Pond Mitigation Bank.
Vacant landProperty Type
1.22 acresLot Size
$901,639Price/Acres
Listed by JAMIE ALLENBAUGH• 1 PERCENT LISTS FIRST COAST
Ponte Vedra Palm Valley- Rawlings Elementary School
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Alice B. Landrum Middle School
Public 6-8 • Assigned • 4.4mi
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Ponte Vedra High School
Public 8-12 • Assigned • 7.8mi
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About Ponte
Vedra
Ponte Vedra, located between the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, is a coastal and resort-style Jacksonville Beach neighborhood with golf-centric enclaves and dune-lined shorelines. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club grounds, where manicured fairways meet oceanfront terraces and a quiet, polished pace. Community pillars include the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, TPC Sawgrass, and the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall. Architecture leans low-slung coastal homes, gated golf communities, and contemporary rebuilds set behind palms and native landscaping. Beach access points and long, flat roads shape a bike-forward routine. Marsh views and tidal creeks frame the western edge, while the shoreline defines the daily horizon.