This 50 acre parcel is one of the few low cost parcels left in Central Florida. Close to the beaches and Orlando. Own private hunting reserve, put a few animals on there and over time possibly build a home on the property. Relax and enjoy something local when you want that quick trip rather than having to drive all the way to Georgia to have your own piece of paradise. This is actually made up of 2 parcels, splitting it has already been approved but it will not show that way until we recorded as two different parcels at the sale. Seller will consider selling them individually and may also consider owner financing, but both will affect price. It is a gated subdivision for people that want to live in the country. It also backs up to real large parcels that are being conserved, so the hunting potential is very good for animals coming off of those parcels to your feed plots. The Parcels are only seasonally wet in some areas. I do see a lot of pine on the property and it looks like there's some high spots throughout including some along the front. I did not think you could get a building permit to build a home there but I think if you use it for hunting land and manage cattle on it for a while you will probably be able to come up with a place that over time is fine to build on. Seller makes no warranties you need to check it out.

This 50 acre parcel is one of the few low cost parcels left in Central Florida. Close to the beaches and Orlando. Own private hunting reserve, put a few animals on there and over time possibly build a home on the property. Relax and enjoy something local when you want that quick trip rather than having to drive all the way to Georgia to have your own piece of paradise. This is actually made up of 2 parcels, splitting it has already been approved but it will not show that way until we recorded as two different parcels at the sale. Seller will consider selling them individually and may also consider owner financing, but both will affect price. It is a gated subdivision for people that want to live in the country. It also backs up to real large parcels that are being conserved, so the hunting potential is very good for animals coming off of those parcels to your feed plots. The Parcels are only seasonally wet in some areas. I do see a lot of pine on the property and it looks like there's some high spots throughout including some along the front. I did not think you could get a building permit to build a home there but I think if you use it for hunting land and manage cattle on it for a while you will probably be able to come up with a place that over time is fine to build on. Seller makes no warranties you need to check it out.