21971 Nw 260th Street, Okeechobee, FL 34972

$30,000

Show Photos

Verify your account to unlock exclusive photos, mortgage tools, and more.

List Price
$30,000
Status
ACTIVE
Days on Market
8
MLS#
C7530135
Subtype
Land
Lot Size
54,450
Acres
1.25
MLS Area Major
Okeechobee

Property Description

Claim your own piece of Okeechobee and enjoy the space, privacy, and freedom that come with country living! This high and dry vacant lot is located in Flood Zone X and offers an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to create their own place in a peaceful rural setting. Surrounded by wide-open Florida scenery, the property offers plenty of room to enjoy a quieter lifestyle away from crowded neighborhoods. Whether you're planning a future residence, creating a private retreat, or simply looking for land to call your own, this property offers plenty of possibilities. Okeechobee is known for its outdoor lifestyle, with excellent fishing, boating, wildlife, and recreation around Lake Okeechobee. Enjoy the peaceful country atmosphere while still being within reach of shopping, dining, supplies, and everyday conveniences.

Additional Information

Financing
Cash
Location
Buildable, In County, Rural, Unpaved, Suburb, Wooded
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
AG

Listing courtesy of LOKATION. 954-545-5583

Mortgage Calculator

Amount of Loan
Annual Interest Rate
%
Term of Loan
Years

Does not include any taxes or fees.
Please consult a financial professional.
Calculator source: Real Geeks

StellarMLS is the source of this information via Internet Data Exchange Program. All listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and should be independently verified through personal inspection by appropriate professionals. Listings displayed on this website may be subject to prior sale or removal from sale. Availability of any listing should always be independently verified. Listing information is provided for consumer personal, non-commercial use, solely to identify potential properties for potential purchase. All other use is strictly prohibited and may violate relevant federal and state law. Data last updated on