0.23 Acres in Port Charlotte, FL • Paved Street • No HOA

A quarter acre on a paved Port Charlotte street in Charlotte County, Florida, with power at the street and homes already on every side.

- Acres: 0.23, roughly 80 by 125 feet
- APN: 402108302006
- Legal description: Port Charlotte Sec 49, Lot 10, Block 2920
- Zoning: RSF3.5 Residential Single Family. Confirm your exact plan with Charlotte County Community Development
- Road: Patton St, paved
- HOA: None
- Annual taxes: $334.13
- RV use: Confirm with the county

Utilities
- Power: At the street
- Water: Buyer to verify availability with Charlotte County Utilities. A well would be required if unavailable
- Sewer: Buyer to verify availability with Charlotte County Utilities. A septic system would be required if unavailable

Nearby
- Punta Gorda and Charlotte Harbor: about 20 minutes
- Gulf beaches at Englewood and Boca Grande: about 30 to 40 minutes
- Charlotte Sports Park, spring training home of the Tampa Bay Rays: minutes away
- Punta Gorda airport: about 25 minutes

What we will not pretend about this parcel
- Water and sewer availability has not been confirmed for this lot. Charlotte County Utilities is the office to ask.
- Charlotte County is coastal, so flood mapping and insurance are a real part of the cost of building here. Check the county flood mapping for this parcel and price insurance before you commit to a build.
- Taxes are $334 a year, higher than inland Florida land of the same size.
- No survey has been commissioned. Boundaries come from the plat and the county mapping, not from stakes in the ground. You can order a survey at your own cost.

Price and terms
Cash price $19,897 plus a $495 document fee. Owner financing available. Message us to discuss terms.

Reserve it
- 48-Hour Priority Hold: $50
- 4-Day Diligence Hold: $100
- 8-Day Executive Hold: $200

Holds are non-refundable and credit toward the $495 document fee.

The deed is a Quit Claim Deed prepared and recorded by Founders Land Group LLC. It carries no warranty of title. Buyer to verify title, zoning, utilities and permitted use independently before purchase. Liens and encumbrances: buyer to verify.