4537 Nw 1st Terrace, Ocala, FL 34475
- $37,000
- List Price
- $37,000
- Status
- Active
- Days on Market
- 142
- Price Change
- ▼ $6,000 1773425730
- MLS#
- OM720431
- Lot Size
- 5,663
- Acres
- 0.13
- Total Acreage
- 0 to less than 1/4
- Legal Subdivision Name
- St James Park
- MLS Area Major
- Ocala
Property Description
Located in the quiet and established St. James Park subdivision of Marion County, this acant lot offers a prime opportunity to build your perfect home! The community itself is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, featuring sidewalks and deed restrictions that protect property values. Situated just 3 miles from downtown Ocala, the location provides easy access to local dining, shopping, and professional medical facilities, while remaining close to North Florida's famous natural springs and outdoor recreation areas like Silver Springs State Park. Whether you are looking to build a primary residence or a strategic investment property, this lot combines a suburban feel with rapid accessibility to the heart of Ocala.
Additional Information
- Taxes
- $276
- Hoa Fee
- $102
- HOA Payment Schedule
- Annually
- Community Features
- No Deed Restriction
- Zoning
- PUD
- Utilities
- Other
- Pool
- No Pool
- Pets
- Allowed
- Pet Size
- Medium (36-60 Lbs.)
- Flood Zone Code
- X
- Parcel ID
- 15270-004-06
- Legal Description
- SEC 31 TWP 14 RGE 22 PLAT BOOK 010 PG 159 ST JAMES PARK BLK D LOT 6
Listing courtesy of COLDWELL REALTY SOLD GUARANTEE. 352-209-0000
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