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16501 Coker Gully Rd is a home in Acreage, Myakka City. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
RARE APPROXIMATELY 35-ACRE OPPORTUNITY IN MYAKKA CITY! This offering consists of two adjoining parcels totaling approximately 34.56 acres—29.41 acres at 16445 Coker Gully Road and an adjoining 5.15-acre parcel at 16501 Coker Gully Road. The property offers incredible flexibility with the ability to keep the acreage together or separate the parcels. Explore the potential for additional 5-acre parcel sites, a private estate, multigenerational compound, equestrian property, agricultural use or future development. The larger parcel includes an existing residential structure, garage and shed. Enjoy the privacy and open space of Myakka City while creating a property that fits your vision. Approximately 35 acres, two existing parcels and multiple possibilities—all offered together as one sale. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, parcel division/subdivision requirements, utilities, wetlands, flood zones, access, easements and development requirements with Manatee County and applicable agencies.
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$1,200,000
Time on market
29 days
Monthly payment
About $7,151/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $3,516 annual tax bill, insurance.
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Zone A
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