209 Inlet Shores Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

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List Price
$695,000
MLS#
NS1089394
Type
Land
Lot Size
37,474
Total Acreage
1/2 to less than 1
Zoning
10R2
Subdivision
Inlet Shores Sub

Property Description

Opportunity to build your private waterfront home on this secluded deep-water lot. Located in a coveted cove area with quick access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Disappearing Island, and the ocean. The property is more protected from fast currents and high winds during storm season, offering an ideal setting for enjoying the Salt Life. This unique “flag” lot features approximately 80 feet of road frontage and extends roughly 300 feet deep, with the “pole” extending along the south side to the east to deep water. The owner will entertain offers to allow the buyer access to the existing boardwalk and dock, providing the easy opportunity to construct their own boat dock. Build a beautiful private home and enjoy the rare combination of privacy, deep water, and convenient boating access to the Intracoastal and ocean.

Additional Information

Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Located Near
Buildable
Utilities
Electrical Nearby
Pool Type
No Pool
Water
Lake Front, River
Frontage
Canal - Brackish, River Front
Water View
Yes

Listing courtesy of COLLADO REAL ESTATE.

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