Cole Court, North Port, FL 34288

$17,900

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List Price
$17,900
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
A4696075
Subdivision
Port Charlotte Sub

Property Description

Build Your Florida Dream Home on a Quiet Cul-de-Sac! Discover the perfect canvas for your custom home at Lot 35 Cole Court in growing North Port. Tucked away on a low-traffic cul-de-sac in the established Port Charlotte Subdivision 45, this prime residential lot offers the peace and privacy you’ve been searching for, with no through traffic. Measuring a generous quarter-acre (approx. 89' x 146'), this flat, buildable parcel is ideal for a variety of popular home designs. The property will utilize well and septic, giving you complete control over your home's utility design. Located in a rapidly developing area of Sarasota County, you are just minutes away from local shopping, dining, top-rated schools, and pristine Gulf Coast beaches. Enjoy quick access to I-75 and US-41 for easy commuting, while still enjoying the quiet, natural beauty of your immediate neighborhood. With no HOA fees or deed restrictions, you have the freedom to build on your own timeline with the builder of your choice. Don’t wait—secure your slice of Florida paradise today!

Additional Information

Acres
0.28
Sewer
Septic Needed
Pets
Yes

Listing courtesy of TREND REALTY.

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