707 Cherry Street, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

$94,900

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List Price
$94,900
MLS#
NS1088763
Status
ACTIVE
Days on Market
7
Region
New Smyrna Beach
Subdivision
Hamilton Add

Property Description

Don't miss this opportunity to own a buildable 100' x 150' vacant lot in the desirable Hamilton Addition of New Smyrna Beach. Whether you are looking to build your dream home or invest in a growing area, this property offers excellent potential. The lot has been mostly cleared, features a perimeter fence, and is located in Flood Zone X, meaning it is not considered prone to flooding. The property is zoned residential, with water and electricity available. A septic system will be required, and additional information can be obtained through the Volusia County Health Department. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown New Smyrna Beach, you'll enjoy easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and the area's beautiful beaches. All information is deemed reliable but should be independently verified by the buyer with the New Smyrna Beach Zoning and Building Department. Don't let this exceptional opportunity pass you by—this lot won't last long!

Additional Information

Acres
0.34

Listing courtesy of LIGHTHOUSE COVE REALTY.

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