Discover the possibilities with this beautiful 7.4-acre homesite in the desirable Stillwater Bluff subdivision of Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Offering plenty of space to create a private retreat, this property provides an opportunity to build a home designed around your lifestyle while enjoying the charm and convenience of the Ocean Springs area. Situated between two established residences, the property offers a helpful glimpse into the character and possibilities of the surrounding community. Stillwater Bluff is an HOA community and is subject to subdivision restrictive covenants, helping maintain the standards and character of the neighborhood. Located within the Ocean Springs School District and just minutes from shopping, dining, entertainment, and the many amenities the Mississippi Gulf Coast has to offer, this acreage combines space, location, and opportunity. Buyers and buyers' agents are encouraged to perform all due diligence prior to purchase, including independently verifying acreage, property boundaries, zoning and land-use requirements, building restrictions, HOA requirements and restrictive covenants, utility availability and connection requirements, access, flood zone and insurance considerations, wetlands or environmental conditions, and any other information material to the buyer's intended use of the property. Buyers should consult the appropriate governmental agencies, HOA, utility providers, surveyors, engineers, and other qualified professionals as necessary. Bring your plans and explore what 7.4 acres in beautiful Ocean Springs could become.
Ocean Springs East, located between Downtown Ocean Springs and the Gulf Islands National Seashore, is a coastal and residential Ocean Springs neighborhood with oak-shaded streets and marsh-to-bayou scenery. The neighborhood’s energy concentrates around Government Street at Washington Avenue, where galleries, coffee counters, and chef-driven dining set a walkable, coastal-town rhythm. The Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Mary C. O’Keefe Cultural Center, and the Ocean Springs Community Center act as cultural anchors for the area. Housing leans toward low-slung ranch homes and newer builds tucked behind pines, with pockets of older cottages closer to town. Sidewalks and bike routes trace toward Front Beach and the small-boat launches along the bayou. Daily life follows the waterline, with sunsets, porch lights, and a steady hum from downtown.
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Property details
Interior
Exterior
Finance
Interior features
Vacant parcel intended for residential use
To be built
Exterior features
Located on a cul-de-sac
City street frontage
Additional road frontage or access noted in remarks
Waterfront described as other (see remarks)
Home design
Acreage property (7.4 acres)
Utilities
Water source listed as other
Sewer unknown
Utilities: see remarks
Financial info
Annual taxes approximately $3,221 (2025)
Other
Parcel number 6-01-26-090.050
Electricity and solar
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