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25051 Doredo Dr is a home in Burnt Store Village, Punta Gorda. Flood zone D - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender. HOA runs $220 annually.
Welcome to your future home site! This fantastic lot is located in the charming Burnt Store Village community of Punta Gorda. Perfectly situated, imagine building your dream home and start enjoying SW Florida! The lot offers ample space for custom architectural designs, lush landscaping, and a private pool. Burnt Store Village has a beautiful community park with walking trails around a picturesque lake. This lot is just a short drive from historic downtown Punta Gorda. Here, you can explore charming shops, delectable dining options, and rich cultural attractions. Don't miss this opportunity to secure a premium piece of real estate in one of Punta Gorda's most sought-after neighborhoods. Start planning your dream home today and embrace the relaxed lifestyle that Burnt Store Village and Punta Gorda has to offer!
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Price
$38,000
Time on market
88 days
Monthly payment
About $275/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $475 annual tax bill, insurance, and the $220/yr HOA fee.
HOA fee
$220/yr
Managed by Krissy Hurd.
Flood zone
Zone D
That is a high-risk designation, so a lender will normally require flood insurance. Confirm the current rate before you write an offer.
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