38 Sleepy Hollow Trail, Palm Coast, FL 32164

$75,000

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List Price
$75,000
Status
Active
Days on Market
241
Price Change
▼ $5,000 1783399446
MLS#
S5139649
Lot Size
10,019
Acres
0.23
Total Acreage
0 to less than 1/4
Legal Subdivision Name
Palm Coast Sec 59
MLS Area Major
Palm Coast

Property Description

Location, Location, Location! This desirable lot is ready for its new owner and future development. With no HOA, this property offers the freedom and flexibility you've been searching for. Whether you are a developer looking for your next project or a first-time buyer looking to build the home of your dreams, this is an excellent opportunity. Zoned to build a single-family or duplex, giving you the choice to create a personal residence, income-producing investment, or both. Ideally located just 12 minutes to I-95, 30 minutes to Daytona. Bring your vision, imagination, and plans -your next development starts here!

Additional Information

Taxes
$444
Location
City Limits
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
DPX
Utilities
Other
Pool
No Pool
Flood Zone Code
AE, X
Parcel ID
07-11-31-7059-00700-0030
Legal Description
PALM COAST SEC 59 BLK 70 LOT 3 OR 434 PG 413

Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY, LLC. 877-366-2213

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