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101st St is a home in Seminole Woods, Largo. Flood zone x - outside the FEMA high-risk areas, which keeps insurance manageable.
RARE LAKE SEMINOLE WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY Three-Parcel Development Assemblage | Pinellas County, Florida Create a distinctive luxury residential or townhome community on one of the most lush, private and unique remaining development opportunities along Lake Seminole in Pinellas County. This exceptional offering consists of three contiguous parcels, including direct Lake Seminole waterfront, providing a rare combination of substantial land, privacy, natural beauty and development potential. With approximately 105 feet of frontage and 835 feet of depth, the property offers an unusually private setting with the space and flexibility to create a thoughtfully designed residential project. A conceptual site plan for up to 15 townhomes has already been prepared, demonstrating one potential vision for the property and providing developers and builders with a valuable starting point for further design, engineering and governmental review. The assemblage includes Parcel 11-30-15-70524-300-0901, which extends to Lake Seminole and includes land at the waterfront. This unique feature creates the potential for the lakefront area to become a signature element of a future residential community. Located on the north end of Lake Seminole, the property combines a peaceful neighborhood setting with convenient access to everything Pinellas County has to offer. The beautiful 258-acre Lake Seminole Park is located on the lake, while the Gulf beaches, shopping, dining and major transportation corridors to St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Tampa are just minutes away. For developers and investors, the property presents numerous possibilities. Explore an upscale townhome community, a collection of luxury residences, or alternative configurations and potential higher-density development. Other creative residential or investment concepts may also be explored, subject to applicable zoning, land-use classifications, permitting and governmental approvals. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS - Three-parcel development assemblage - Direct Lake Seminole waterfront - Approximately 105' x 835' - Conceptual plan for up to 15 townhomes available - City utilities available in the area - Exceptional privacy and substantial property depth - Established Pinellas County neighborhood - Convenient to Gulf beaches, St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Tampa - Potential for residential and alternative development concepts, subject to governmental approvals PARCELS INCLUDED 11-30-15-70524-300-0901 — Lake Seminole waterfront parcel 10-30-15-80153-000-0100 10-30-15-80153-000-0090 Whether envisioned as an exclusive collection of luxury residences or a thoughtfully designed townhome community, this property offers something increasingly difficult to find in Pinellas County: Substantial land. Lakefront access. Privacy. Utilities. Central location. And exceptional development potential. For the visionary developer, builder or investor searching for a property that stands apart, this Lake Seminole assemblage may be the ultimate treasure find.
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$1,400,000
Time on market
12 days
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About $8,390/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $4,661 annual tax bill, insurance.
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Zone X
That is outside the high-risk areas, so flood insurance is usually optional rather than required by a lender.
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