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1930 Old Train Rd is a home in Summerfield Farms Unrec, Deltona. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender. HOA runs $200 quarterly.
Rarely does an opportunity like this come to market! Located within the gated community of Summerfield Farms in Deltona, a secluded community of estate homes, this expansive 20.45-acre property offers an exceptional combination of privacy, seclusion and convenient access to everyday amenities. Zoned residential and offering the flexibility to accommodate horses and cattle without giving up convenience of nearby shopping, restaurants, medical care and major highways. Approximately 2 acres are buildable, providing the perfect setting for your dream home, while remaining acreage creates a private natural backdrop with plenty of room to explore. Deep Creek runs through the property adding to the serene setting. Properties offering this combination of acreage, privacy, gated-community living and convenient location don't come along often!
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Price
$149,900
Time on market
4 days
Monthly payment
About $1,067/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $1,715 annual tax bill, insurance, and the $200/qtr HOA fee.
HOA fee
$200/qtr
Managed by Carol Daves.
Flood zone
Zone A
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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