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3541 N Boulevard is a home in Unplatted, Tampa. Flood zone X - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
FOLIO# 182151-5005 (Use for Tax Info) 3 Parcels with the same address...UNBELIEVEABLE......1.35 Acres Tract On N Blvd...JUST 5 Blocks S of MLK. Less than 12 Blocks from the "River-Walk" ..... Up & Coming Area of Tampa. Current Zoning is Residential, Single Family. RS 50. Same Owner since 1971. Seller sez "Let it Go" All 300 ft on N Boulevard is Stone Walled with 2 Gated Entrances. Never been developed. Homes accross the street are High-End Homes. Boarders Cementary. Small Pond on Property. "The Last of the Mohecians" , Develope it. Contact Ron to see it. DO NOT GO ON PROPERTY ALONE. Wild Animals. FOLIO : 182151-5005 PRICED RIGHT! N Boulevard South to 1/2 Block S. of Ohio Ave (Approx 5 Blks from MLK) to Gate #1 on the left. THAT"S RIGHT 1.35 ACRES IN THIS AREA, 33603 & ZONED SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL RS-50. Land has never been developed. NEW SURVEY IN ATTACHED.
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$750,000
Time on market
579 days
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About $4,300/mo
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Zone X
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