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0 Royal Palm Ave is a home in Bass Lake Acres, New Port Richey. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Approximately 46.5 residential acres consisting of 2 separate parcels - 25-25-16-0020-00000-0310 and 25-25-16-0020-00000-0390 - on the edge of New Port Richey in an area of new homebuilding, including across the road, where 4-lane Ridge Rd connects east to major Tampa roadways. Fenced frontage with security gate. Nere a private airport, Lowes, Home Depot, banks, restaurants, county govt center, retail and office space. Next to 650 acres of preserves, this property offers seclusion with riding trails, deer, turkey, hog and forest. Suitable for a multifamily development, premium homesites or a self-sustaining homestead with room for crops and animals with year-round supply of freshwater. Pasco Dev. Review board has indicated that rezoning to a higher density like MPUD or multifamily is feasible. Property is now accessed from the north off Royal Palm Ave. Public utilities are available nearby. WARNING: This is hunting ground. Owners present. Do not enter unannounced.
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$2,300,000
Time on market
186 days
Monthly payment
About $13,406/mo
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Zone A
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