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1820 Ezell Beach Rd is a home in Ezell Beach, Perry. Flood zone VE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Discover this 4,792 sq. ft. vacant Gulf-front lot at Ezell Beach, offering beautiful Gulf views and a great location for enjoying Florida’s Big Bend coast. The property provides an ideal staging area for boating, scalloping, fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing and taking in the waterfront setting. Located less than five minutes from Hodges Park at Keaton Beach, with public beach access, a boat ramp, and parking nearby, getting out on the water is easy. Steinhatchee is approximately 20 minutes away, while the City of Perry is about a 25-minute drive. The surrounding area is known for abundant fishing, scalloping, and hunting, along with nearby state parks offering nature trails and excellent opportunities for kayaking and canoeing. A great spot for anyone looking to enjoy the laid-back outdoor lifestyle of Florida’s Gulf Coast. Listing is for land only and comes As Is. Street addresses can be for listing purposes only and vacant land will receive a true street address once improved.
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$57,999
Time on market
40 days
Monthly payment
About $394/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $754 annual tax bill, insurance.
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Zone VE
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