Jump at this rare opportunity to build your dream home in one of the most desirable neighborhoods on 30A; Forest Lakes. Not only does this perimeter site boast a prime location and privacy, but the community amenities offered at Forest Lakes are exceptional too: the two-tier pool, playground, outdoor pavilion with fireplace, brick roads lined with mature trees, fishing and access to Point Washington State Forest. The neighborhood Forest Lakes is a quiet, friendly gated community conveniently located between Blue Mountain Beach and Gulf Place. In addition, the neighborhood is very close to the Gulfview Heights Beach access. Blue Mountain Beach and Gulf Place are also home to 30A staples like Blue Mountain Creamery, Blue Mabel, Cowgirl Kitchen, Shunk Gulley, and The Perfect Pig. Don't missthe waterway feeding into Draper Lake traversing along the back of this property.
BBQ Pit/Grill, Dock, Fishing, Gated Community, Pavillion/Gazebo, Pets Allowed, Picnic Area, Playground, Pool, Short Term Rental - Allowed
Gas Available, Public Sewer Available, Sewer Available, Tap Fee Paid, TV Cable Available
Covenants, Restrictions, Within 1/2 Mile Of Water, Wooded
Covenants, Restrictions, Within 1/2 Mile Of Water, Wooded
Subdivision :
CYPRESS BREEZE PLANTATION
MLS® # 948495
Subdivision :
GULF HILLS ESTATES UNREC
MLS® # 948393
Subdivision :
CROSS CREEK SHORES
MLS® # 948132
Subdivision :
CROSS CREEK SHORES
MLS® # 948131
Subdivision :
Santa Rosa Plantation
MLS® # 941381
Subdivision :
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MLS® # 948186
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Listing information last updated on April 28th, 2024 at 11:45am CDT.
