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5900 N Dormany Rd is a home in Unplatted, Plant City. Flood zone ae - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
A Rare Slice of Florida Freedom Tucked away in a peaceful pocket of North Plant City lies 9.7 acres of untouched land waiting to become whatever you imagine. Want wide-open skies, room to roam, and no one telling you what to do? You’ve found it. This property offers the ultimate escape—no HOA, no CDD, just space and possibility. Build one home or three. Raise animals, plant gardens, or create your own private retreat. It’s all up to you. Nature lovers and equestrians will appreciate the nearby riding trails and parks, with easy access to spots like the Lower Green Swamp, Dover Trails, and Hillsborough River State Park. Plus, you're perfectly positioned between Tampa and Lakeland—close enough for convenience, far enough for peace. Big dreams need big land—and this is it. The seller is ready to make a deal, so bring your best offer and start planning your future today.
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Price
$500,000
Time on market
466 days
Monthly payment
About $3,230/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $4,466 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone AE
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