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14209 Naylor Ave is a home in Port Charlotte L Sec 58, Port Charlotte. Flood zone 8AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
BUILD your DREAM HOME in PARADISE in the boating community of South Gulf Cove. A deed restricted community, is a fast growing community offering multiple parks, playgrounds, sidewalks, and a public boat ramp with access to Charlotte Harbor and Gulf of America. The Home Owner's Association (voluntary membership) gives access to South Gulf Cove park. Located near shopping, dining, golf courses, and beautiful beaches on Boca Grande and Manasota Key.The perfect location to build your ***DREAM HOME*** whether you're looking to invest or build, on this fantastic vacant lot in South Gulf Cove! Enjoy the best of Southwest Florida living, with easy access to top-rated restaurants, shopping, parks, schools, world-class golfing, boating, and stunning Gulf beaches just a short drive away. *** WE HAVE more LOTS LISTED in the same area *** Builder is available or choose your own.
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Price
$28,999
Time on market
345 days
Monthly payment
About $217/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $621 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone 8AE
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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