Land for Sale in Stuart, FL

Land for sale in Stuart, FL:

Cleared Buildable Residential Lot with Public Water and Sewer in Stuart! The City of Stuart has confirmed that this approximately 0.20-acre parcel is a legal buildable lot for one single-family residence. Zoned GRO—East Stuart General Residential and Office, the property offers approximately 86 feet of paved-road frontage, approximately 102 feet of depth, and approximately 8,795 square feet of land. Public water, public sewer, and garbage service are available. No HOA and No CDD. Located in Flood Zone X within an established residential neighborhood near Downtown Stuart, the St. Lucie River, US Highway 1, shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, boating, fishing, waterfront dining, and

Land for sale in Stuart, FL:

Only empty lot in the neighborhood! Don't miss this rare opportunity to place a modern manufactured home in the well-established and vibrant St. Lucie Falls community. This neighborhood offers outstanding amenities, including two swimming pools, a spacious clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, and secure first-come, first-served storage for boats or RVs. Residents enjoy a strong sense of community with weekly activities and festive holiday events throughout the year.

Land for sale in Stuart, FL:

BEAUTIFUL UP AND COMING AREA OF STUART. .. SMALL LOT. .. LOCATED OFF MAJOR HIGHWAYS AND NEAR SHOPPING AND BUSINESS CENTERS.

Land for sale in Stuart, FL:

Exceptional and rarely available, this 2.66-acre R-2 zoned property offers 193 feet of direct deep-water frontage along the scenic St. Lucie River. With expansive acreage and flexible zoning, the property presents a rare opportunity to create a private waterfront estate, a multi-residence compound, or multiple single-family homes—an increasingly valuable offering in today's market where large, buildable waterfront parcels are limited. Positioned on deep, navigable water, the property allows for effortless boating access to the Atlantic Ocean via the St. Lucie Inlet, as well as westward passage across Florida through Lake Okeechobee and the lock system. The depth and width of the water