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Parkwood St is a home in Groveland Farms #45, Groveland. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
3.42 ACRES IN GROVELAND — PRIME LOCATION, SPACE, PRIVACY & FUTURE POTENTIAL! Don’t miss this opportunity to own a sizeable vacant residential parcel in a highly convenient Groveland location, just minutes from Downtown Groveland and with quick access to SR 33 and SR 50. Located on Parkwood Street, this approximately 3.42-acre property offers a unique combination of open space, natural surroundings, and proximity to shopping, dining, schools, and the continued growth of the Groveland area. Clermont and surrounding Central Florida communities are also easily accessible. According to county records, approximately 0.59 acre is classified as vacant residential land, with the remaining acreage classified as wetlands. Whether you are considering a future homesite, long-term land investment, or simply securing acreage in a growing market, this property offers exciting possibilities in an excellent location.
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Price
$80,000
Time on market
11 days
Monthly payment
About $521/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $771 annual tax bill, insurance.
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Zone AE
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