4026 N Orange Blossom Trail, Mount Dora, FL 32757
- $750,000
- List Price
- $750,000
- Status
- Active
- Days on Market
- 120
- Price Change
- ▼ $75,000 1775078754
- MLS#
- O6393994
- Lot Size
- 362,212
- Acres
- 8.32
- Total Acreage
- 5 to less than 10
- Legal Subdivision Name
- Gaines Sub
- MLS Area Major
- Mount Dora
Property Description
I'm pleased to present an exceptional opportunity in the thriving Orange County market, specifically in the sought-after Mount Dora area. This expansive 8.32-acre lot, formerly a nursery, is now zoned for residential development, making it ideal for builders looking to create custom or single-family homes. Located in the GAINES SUBDIVISION, the property combines tranquility with easy access to major roadways, ensuring convenient connectivity. Utilities are partially available on-site, facilitating a smoother development process for potential residential projects. Mount Dora is a rapidly growing community, known for its charming character and vibrant culture, adding further appeal for future homeowners. Feel Free to connect with me for more details
Additional Information
- Taxes
- $7567
- Community Features
- No Deed Restriction
- Zoning
- A-1
- Utilities
- Electrical Nearby
- Pool
- No Pool
- Flood Zone Code
- X
- Parcel ID
- 16-20-27-2912-00-042
- Legal Description
- GAINES SUB C/65 THE W 3/4 OF N 350 FT OFSE1/4 OF SW1/4 OF SEC & S 20 FT OF N 315 FT OF E1/4 OF SE1/4 OF SW1/4
Listing courtesy of CENTURY 21 CARIOTI. 407-770-0322
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