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6 County Road 140 is a home in Haw Creek Country Estates Rural, Bunnell. Flood zone . - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Six adjoining 7 acre parcels on County Road 140 in Bunnell, available individually or together as one 42 acre assemblage. Buy a single tract for your homestead, farm, or business, or combine all six for a larger agricultural or commercial operation. Zoned Agricultural Commercial, the property offers flexibility for a range of potential uses. The parcels sit side by side just outside the Bunnell city limits, set back off the main road with access by an unpaved road, offering privacy and room to work while staying close to town, US 1, State Road 100, and I 95. Due diligence has already been completed and is available to qualified buyers upon request, saving you time and upfront cost. All six parcels are available now. Acreage of this size with this zoning and this much flexibility is hard to find in Flagler County. Purchase one, several, or all six. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, access, utilities, and all information deemed important with Flagler County.
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$299,000
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About $1,711/mo
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