27 NEISMAN AVENUE LOT 27, Interlachen, FL 32148 (MLS# 2147889)

Current Use: Unimproved

Lot Features: Many Trees

Utilities: Electricity Available

Road Surface Type: Dirt

Listing Terms: Cash; Private Financing Available

Possession: Close Of Escrow

Showing Requirements: Other

Discover a peaceful retreat on this 0.43-acre parcel in Interlachen, Florida, where the gentle slope is adorned with trees, inviting you to envision your future home. Well-maintained roads provide easy access, and power poles right at the lot make for a seamless setup. While you'll need to install a well and septic system, the surrounding community is known for its care and camaraderie, ensuring friendly neighbors. Just a short drive from the serene Ravine Gardens State Park and only 66 miles from Jacksonville, this land is perfect for camping and homesteading, offering both tranquility and convenience. Explore the possibilities of your own piece of paradise with Four Corners Land. Drone footage available! Sometimes people miss it. It's the best part!t. It's the best part! Reference Code: 80792735 Property Details APN (Parcel Number): 36-09-24-4075-1370-0200 County/State: Putnam, FL Property City: Interlachen Acreage: 0.43 Lot Lines: 125 ft x 150 ft Zoning: RESIDENTIAL, ONE FAMILY Flood Zone: Not located within a FEMA flood zone GPS Coordinates: 29.667978, -81.858869 Road Access: Neisman Ave Terrain: Flat Utilities Power: City Electricity/Power is available on the property and ready for hook up Power Company: Clay Electric Office in Keystone Heights Water: A well will need to be installed on the property Sewer/Septic: A Septic Tank will need to be installed Natural Gas: Natural gas and propane requires an on-site tank and fuel delivery Taxes & HOA/POA Information. Yearly Taxes: $144.72 HOA/POA: No Name of HOA/POA: HOA/POA Dues (Broken up Monthly): Camping / RVs / Mobile Homes Is Camping Allowed?: Yes. Types of camping allowed: Tent. You Can Camp for 14 days every 1 months. Manufactured Homes Allowed?: Yes RVs (Recreational Vehicles) Allowed to live in long term?: No