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0 Via Segovia is a home in Acreage, New Port Richey. Flood zone Verify - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Approximately 2.71 wooded acres in the New Port Richey/Trinity area with reported lake frontage, water views and access by easement. Prior MLS data reports public water and sewer, electricity, cable and fiber infrastructure nearby, subject to provider and easement confirmation. IMPORTANT: official Pasco County records classify the parcel as Sewg/Waste Land, and the assessment legal description references a wastewater treatment site. No representation is made that the property is suitable for residential construction or any particular use. Buyer and buyer's agent must independently verify title, legal and physical access, easement rights, boundaries, survey, MPUD zoning conditions, current permitted use, utility rights and obligations, flood zones, wetlands, environmental conditions, waterfront rights, permitting and all intended uses with Pasco County, utility providers, title professionals and other applicable agencies.
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$119,000
Time on market
80 days
Monthly payment
About $682/mo
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