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13413 McIntosh Ave is a home in Port Charlotte Sec 085, Port Charlotte. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Oversized corner lot in South Gulf Cove measuring approximately 85 x 125, with two adjoining lots also available. This is the left corner lot of a rare three-lot package that includes another oversized corner lot and an 80 x 125 interior lot. The seller prefers to sell all three lots together, but will consider offers on the lots individually. Buy this lot on its own, combine it with one or both neighboring lots for a larger homesite, or consider the full package for additional building or investment flexibility. Electric, public water, and public sewer are available, along with Blue Stream fiber internet. South Gulf Cove is a well-known waterfront community with optional HOA, not mandatory, and convenient access to boating, fishing, golf, marinas, restaurants, and the beaches of Boca Grande, Englewood, and Manasota Key. A great opportunity for a future homesite, builder, or investor looking for flexibility in a desirable area.
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Price
$19,900
Time on market
2 days
Monthly payment
About $186/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $860 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone AE
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