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10828 E Freddy St is a home in Schmidt Unrec Sub, Inverness. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
PRICE DROP!!! OWNERS MOTIVATED!!! Beautiful 1.17 acre corner lot. tucked away for peace and privacy. If you are looking for your very own private corner of the world, look no further. No HOA, Corner lot, Septic, Well water, gravel road, There is a small canal on the property that drains into the near by Withlacoochie River. Discover all the peace, serenity you desire from this quiet peaceful lot. "INVESTOR & BUILDER ALERT! Value is completely in the land and premium infrastructure. Located on a platted subdivision lot (Parcel: 20E-195-12-0000-1AOBO-0190), this property features a cleared residential footprint with an existing private well, septic system, and power hookup already in place-saving you over $15,000 in site development fees. The existing single-wide mobile home is a teardown, holds zero structural value, and conveys strictly AS-IS at no value. Perfect location to drop a brand-new manufactured home or build your dream cabin without the wait times of raw land!"
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$99,999
Time on market
113 days
Monthly payment
About $596/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $293 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone AE
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