$90,000

Priced to sell “The Prairielands” retreat is 7.5 acres parcel in eastern Charlotte Co. in the Charlotte Harbor Highlands Subdivision (CHH). This offer consists of two parcels that will permit two residential dwellings ideal for relatives or an additional home for lease. The two parcels provide a total of 1,650 feet of road frontage on three sides of the parcel on easements established when the CHH subdivision was established in 1969. The 7.5 acres is 330 feet deep and 990 feet long thus providing many less restrictive ways to plan, design & layout the land as needed. Access is via ½ mile road easement of marl and dirt off SR74. Power is north and east of property but nearby. Septic & well are required. The elevation is around 60 ft. There are no deed restrictions and no Homeowner Association. The property is in a natural state with no apparent attempts of development over the past several decades. The subdivision is a vast two-square-mile area of scattered small farms, ranchettes & undeveloped parcels owned by mostly out of state or town property owners. Most are country neighbors who have lived in the area for years whereas some are discovering this area as a place to live, to pioneer that is away from the bustle of SW Florida. The area next door to the7.5 acres is the State of Florida Babcock Preserve of 73,000 acres revealing park-like settings of mixed pine-oak systems and limited agriculture leases. To add to natural character of the area, the sunrises-sunsets are for the artist to paint…the nighttime view of the stars & the universe are undisturbed as there are no city lights nearby. The daytime skies offer interesting sights as the picturesque clouds and afternoon rain showers grow and develop and deliver boundless visual entertainment. So, to conclude, an AG district provides for the establishment and continuation of agriculture operations to include residences in low densities to accommodate those who understand & desire to live in an agriculture environment. The only limitations are prescribed by the AG zoning and local and state governments managing wildlife, fauna and flora, water management, and the natural environment.