Welcome to 1852 Hoyle Drive, where untapped potential meets unbeatable value—and it's just waiting for someone bold enough to reimagine what’s possible. This is not just a property—it’s a blank canvas. A 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom mobile home built in 1967 that’s ready for a total transformation. Whether you’re a savvy investor hunting for your next project or a visionary buyer with a passion for renovation, this is the kind of rare opportunity that’s getting harder to find. The structure is modest in size, with 576 square feet of heated living area, but don’t let that fool you—this property sits on a 3,900 square foot lot Set on a paved street and nestled within a mobile home community, this home brings a sense of place and possibility. There’s no HOA bureaucracy holding you back, just a manageable monthly fee of $27 that includes trash service. The lot itself is compact but mighty—coming in at just under a quarter acre—and because the property lies in Flood Zone X, you get peace of mind knowing you’re outside the high-risk flood zones. Whether you envision a complete interior remodel, an exterior facelift, or a full-blown reconfiguration, this gives you the flexibility to breathe new life into this mobile home. Bring your imagination. Bring your ambition. This property is priced to move and primed to be reborn. Ready to make your mark? This is where your next chapter begins.
Listing courtesy of LPT REALTY, LLC.. 877-366-2213
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