Diels Place, North Port, FL 34288
- $12,000
- List Price
- $12,000
- Status
- Active
- Days on Market
- 302
- Price Change
- ▼ $3,000 1769379174
- MLS#
- C7515573
- Lot Size
- 12,500
- Acres
- 0.29
- Total Acreage
- 1/4 to less than 1/2
- Legal Subdivision Name
- Port Charlotte Sub 46
- MLS Area Major
- North Port
Property Description
0.29-acre homesite in North Port with X flood zone positioning. Build when you’re ready… or hold while the area continues to grow. This residential parcel offers a slightly larger footprint than many nearby lots, giving you more flexibility for future building, layout, and outdoor space. Located in Flood Zone X, typically outside of special flood hazard areas, which can reduce insurance concerns compared to other properties in the area. Zoned RSF2, allowing for residential use in a market where demand for new construction continues to push outward. Whether you’re planning to build or secure land in a growing Southwest Florida market, this is a straightforward opportunity without unnecessary complications. Buyer to verify zoning, utilities, and building requirements with the City of North Port.
Additional Information
- Taxes
- $473
- Location
- Buildable, Corner Lot
- Community Features
- No Deed Restriction
- Zoning
- RSF2
- Utilities
- Electrical Nearby
- Pool
- No Pool
- Flood Zone Code
- X
- Parcel ID
- 1129224005
- Legal Description
- LOT 5 BLK 2240 46TH ADD TO PORT CHARLOTTE
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