Largeleaf Street, North Port, FL 34288

$9,500

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List Price
$9,500
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
C7513864
Price Change
▼ $2,500 1786733993
Subdivision
Port Charlotte Sub

Property Description

Discover the perfect opportunity to own a piece of fast-growing North Port, Florida with this 10,000 sq ft vacant lot on Largeleaf Street. Tucked away in a peaceful, natural setting, this oversized parcel gives you the freedom to design your dream home with plenty of room for outdoor living. Enjoy the feeling of privacy and open space, yet stay connected with quick access to shopping, dining, parks, and top-rated amenities—just minutes away. Located in a future development zone for a planned I-75 exchange, this lot is not only a great place to build but also a smart long-term investment. Whether you're ready to build now or looking to hold for future growth, this property is your chance to be part of one of Southwest Florida’s most exciting areas. The Atlanta Braves Spring Training stadium, North Port Aquatic Center, and stunning Gulf Coast beaches are all within easy reach. Take the first step toward your vision—reach out today to walk the property or learn more!

Additional Information

Acres
0.23
Waterfront
Yes
Waterfront Description
Canal - Freshwater
Sewer
Septic Needed

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX PALM REALTY.

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