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SE Malauka Loop Run Rd is a home in Silver Spgs Shores Un 31, Ocklawaha. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Great opportunity to own a spacious 0.51-acre residential lot in Silver Springs Shores, Ocklawaha, Florida. With approximately 22,216 square feet, this oversized parcel offers plenty of space for a future homesite or real estate investment. Located on a paved road in a peaceful residential area surrounded by Central Florida's natural beauty, while still offering convenient access to shopping, dining, outdoor recreation, lakes, and other Marion County amenities. Whether you are planning for the future or looking to add land to your investment portfolio, this property offers an excellent opportunity to own over half an acre in a growing area. Buyer and buyer's agent are responsible for independently verifying zoning, permitted uses, buildability, utilities, septic and well requirements, lot dimensions, road frontage, flood zone information, and all other property details with the appropriate governmental authorities.
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$22,500
Time on market
8 days
Monthly payment
About $140/mo
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Flood zone
Zone A
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