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6715 16th Ave E is a home in Mead Smiths Add To Rubonia, Palmetto. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
VACANT LAND, For sale or lease. 8 Acres of private DRY LAND, NOT WETLAND, just off highway 41 South. Former home site with well and electric available. Future R-6 zoning,(DUPLEX 6 UNITS/ACRE). 2 acres partially cleared with an old growth forest which includes mature oak trees, palm trees and orange trees. 2 fresh water ponds with great fishing. Perfect for building a family estate or subdividing. Kayak, small boat or jet ski access to Tampa Bay and Intercostal Water via McMullen Creek. SURVEY WITH ELEVATION & ENVIROMENTAL STUDY available. Minutes off I-275 at EXIT 2, 15-20 minutes to DOWN TOWN ST PETE, 30 minutes to the BEACH, Sarasota and Bradenton. Close to shopping, food and entertainment. PRIME LOCATION.
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$550,000
Time on market
183 days
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About $3,265/mo
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Zone AE
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