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3222 N 48th Street is a home in Uceta Pines, Tampa.
Excellent opportunity to build in the heart of Tampa! This vacant residential lot is cleared and ready for development, offering the perfect canvas for a new construction home or investment property. Located in an established neighborhood with new construction and redevelopment happening nearby, this property presents strong potential for builders, investors, or buyers looking to design their own home. The lot provides convenient access to major roadways, making commuting to downtown Tampa, Ybor City, and surrounding areas quick and easy. Enjoy close proximity to local shopping, dining, schools, and entertainment while still being tucked into a residential setting. With Tampa continuing to experience strong growth and demand for housing, this build-ready lot offers a great chance to secure land in a desirable location. Bring your builder and your vision to create a custom home or investment property.
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Price
$114,900
Time on market
222 days
Monthly payment
About $739/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $986 annual tax bill, insurance.
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