Land for Sale in Florida, FL

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

Two adjacent one-acre lots sold together for 2 acres total in Royal Trails, a deed-restricted equestrian community in Lake County zoned for two horses per acre. Quiet, rural setting close to Eustis and DeLand. No manufactured or mobile homes permitted. Bring your own builder with no required build-start timeline. Community offers private dock access to Lake Norris, a 1,200-acre undeveloped freshwater lake, plus a resident community center and direct access to the Florida National Scenic Trail for hiking and biking. Frequent wildlife sightings including deer and wild turkey. 300 feet of paved road frontage. Zoning R-1. No public water or sewer; well and septic required. HOA $200 annually ($1

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

Non-confirming lot. Room for a mobile or manufactured home. Cleared. Quiet piece of land in an established neighborhood. Walking distance from shopping center and Publix. Buyer to do due diligence.

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

If privacy, peace, and getting back to nature are what you’re after, this 15 acre tract on Wildcat Road is worth a look. Tucked away in the wooded landscape of Taylor County, this property offers a truly secluded setting with expansive timberland surrounding it. Wildlife is abundant, making it a great spot for hunting, outdoor recreation, or creating your own private retreat. This property is located within Twin Rivers Preserve and offers an opportunity for those looking for a more self sufficient, off grid lifestyle. Mobile homes are not permitted, and any residence built on the property must be at least 1,400 square feet. If you’ve been searching for acreage where privacy come

Land for sale in Florida, FL:

This 5.02-acre parcel in the desirable Timberlake Estates neighborhood offers an excellent opportunity to build your future home, create a private retreat, or make a smart long-term investment. The property features a peaceful, wooded setting, with the front portion showing as dry, usable land and potential for a homesite and outdoor enjoyment. According to the attached FEMA wetland map, the back approximately half of the property does have some wetlands. Buyers are encouraged to review the FEMA wetland map and conduct their own due diligence regarding building sites, wetlands, septic requirements, and permitted uses. Septic is required. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools,