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14266 Burnt Store Rd is a home Punta Gorda. Flood zone D - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Harbor Sunsets Ranch is an 80-acre ranch situated in the Burnt Store area of Punta Gorda. The ranch consists of improved pasture, woods, and a pond. The northern portion is mostly dry and cleared, presenting potential for development or building a home or two. In contrast, the southern half of the property is primarily wooded, which could be ideal for recreational use. Utilities will be well and septic. The property is currently zoned AG (General Agriculture) with a future land use of Burnt Store Limited Development. The soil types include Oldsmar, Hallandale, Boca, Felda, and Pineda. The property is located at 14266 Burnt Store Road in Punta Gorda in Charlotte County. However, access is via Green Gulf Blvd. It is centrally located, being only 6 minutes to US 41 and less than 10 minutes to I-75. It's also in close proximity to Cape Coral (20 minutes), downtown Punta Gorda (20 minutes), Fort Myers (30 minutes), and it's only an hour to Naples & Sarasota.
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$3,000,000
Time on market
698 days
Monthly payment
About $17,175/mo
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Zone D
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