Land for Sale in Florida, FL

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

Silver Palms RV Resort is a highly rated, Lot 110, Lush landscape, 10'x10' authentic tiki, plumbed Casita, upgrade lighting, partially furnished. luxury gated community 9,000-square-foot clubhouse housing a fitness center, billiards room, library, and card lounge. Pool & Spa: Heated outdoor resort pool alongside a hot tub. 10 Professional, lighted pickleball courts, tennis courts, shuffleboard, Dog Park.

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

BUILD YOUR FLORIDA DREAM HOME ON THIS NEARLY HALF-ACRE HOMESITE! Nestled in one of North Port's rapidly growing areas, this oversized lot offers the space and flexibility that's becoming increasingly difficult to find. With nearly half an acre, you'll have plenty of room to design the custom home you've always envisioned, complete with a pool, expansive lanai, detached garage, workshop, or space for your boat, RV, and other recreational toys. Enjoy the privacy and elbow room that larger homesites provide while still being conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools, parks, golf courses, I-75, and the beautiful Gulf beaches. Whether you're ready to build now or invest for the future,

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

Surveyed residential property located in a quiet, undeveloped area of Sunny Hills, offering a peaceful setting for a future home. The parcel backs up to approximately 70 acres of currently undeveloped land owned by The Deltona Corporation. Sunny Hills amenities include several fishing lakes, seasonal swimming at Boat Lake with its white sandy beach, and an 18-hole golf course. The seller also has eight additional surveyed lots listed in various areas of Sunny Hills and may consider a package deal. Buyer is responsible for the owner's title policy, documentary stamps on the deed, and the title company closing fee.

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

Approximately 2.2-acre parcels carved from a wooded tract on CR 30-A in Indian Pass, located between Port St. Joe and Apalachicola along Gulf County's quiet stretch of the Forgotten Coast. The land sits back off the road under pine and oak, private and largely undisturbed, with room to clear a homesite or leave it as is. Indian Pass draws people looking for Gulf County the old way: no high-rises, no crowds, just marsh and pine flatwoods, close to the Indian Pass Public Boat Launch giving you access to Indian Lagoon and the Gulf. Port St. Joe's shops and restaurants are a short drive one way, Apalachicola's the other, close enough for supply runs without feeling like town ever followed you h