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Polk City is a home Polk City. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Vacant land opportunity in Polk County, Florida! This approximately 1.25-acre parcel is located in a growing area with increasing development activity and offers excellent potential for long-term investment or future use. Conveniently situated near Hwy 33, providing access to major Central Florida growth corridors while maintaining a rural setting. The seller also owns an additional 12 nearby parcels (13 total parcels available), presenting a unique opportunity for investors or buyers seeking multiple properties in the area. Contact the listing agent for additional parcel information, Property IDs (PIDs), and available package opportunities. Property may not have direct legal or physical access, and no survey is available. Zoning, utility availability, environmental conditions, and buildability are unknown and should be independently verified by the buyer. Buyer is responsible for performing all due diligence regarding access, land use, permitting, and future development potential.
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Price
$26,000
Time on market
133 days
Monthly payment
About $150/mo
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Flood zone
Zone A
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