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20121 S Buckhill Rd is a home in Non-sub, Clermont. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Discover the possibilities on 4.98 acres in the rolling hills of Clermont. Offering privacy, space and flexibility, this property provides an excellent opportunity to create a private residential retreat in a beautiful Lake County setting. The parcel is already equipped with its own recently installed well and septic system, along with utility access, providing a great starting point for a future homesite. Purchase individually and build the home that fits your vision, with plenty of room to enjoy the surrounding acreage. For those seeking additional land or a unique multi-property opportunity, this parcel may also be purchased together with two adjoining properties: OM733176, offering an additional 5.69 acres with a shop, well and septic, and OM733172, a developed 5-acre lakeside retreat with a custom residence, pool, detached shop and waterfront amenities. Purchase individually or combine all three properties to create nearly 16 acres and an exceptional opportunity for a private family compound, multi-generational retreat or expansive Central Florida estate.
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Price
$575,000
Time on market
3 days
Monthly payment
About $3,442/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $1,866 annual tax bill, insurance.
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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