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4150 Quail Nest Ln is a home New Smyrna Beach. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Build Your Dream Home in New Smyrna Beach! Discover 2.5 acres of opportunity in the charming and rapidly growing area of New Smyrna Beach. This spacious lot is the perfect canvas for creating the home you’ve always envisioned, offering the tranquility of a private retreat while being conveniently close to everything. Located just 25 minutes from the vibrant shores of Daytona Beach and only an hour from the world-class attractions of Orlando, this property provides the best of both worlds: a peaceful lifestyle with easy access to beaches, entertainment, and city amenities. Whether you're dreaming of a modern family home, a spacious getaway, or a property with plenty of room for outdoor living, this lot offers endless potential. The upcoming growth in New Smyrna Beach makes this an incredible investment for your future. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to claim your slice of paradise!
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Price
$90,000
Time on market
507 days
Monthly payment
About $528/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $171 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone A
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