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Tbd Pine Needle St is a home in Compass Lake Hills, Marianna. Flood zone A, X - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
This 1.1-acre site presents an opportunity to own a private parcel in one of Northwest Florida’s most desirable nature-focused communities. Nestled in the scenic, outdoor-oriented Compass Lake in the Hills community in Florida’s panhandle of Jackson County, this 1.1 acre lot offers nature at it's best. Located within a voluntary Property Owners’ Association, owners can enjoy access to a wide array of community amenities that make rural living truly special. These include two freshwater lakes (Compass & McCormick) for boating, fishing, swimming, kayaking, and other water recreation. Compass Lake itself is a spring-fed all-sports lake, known for its clear water and rolling terrain, with McCormick Lake offering a quieter, non-motorized boating environment. The community’s forested setting provides abundant wildlife and a peaceful rural ambiance, approximately less than one hour drive from the Gulf beaches of Panama City. Site built, manufactured and modular homes permitted.
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$12,000
Time on market
34 days
Monthly payment
About $75/mo
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Zone A, X
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