50690 Bermont Road , Punta Gorda, FL 33982(Charlotte County)

The Cracker Camp" is a native 10-acre parcel in eastern Charlotte County fronting on SR74 and on Kelvin Avenue. This property consists of 2 five-acre parcels, which means two (2) homes (1 home per parcel) can be built on the property. Kelvin is a marl/dirt road that provides access along the west side of the property. The property is zoned Agriculture, a low-density zoning that permits many uses. This property can be "a place to just get away" and enjoy rural life. Currently, there is a seasonal pond in the northeastern area of the 10 acres. The pond area appears to have been mined years ago... possibly when the roads were built, when the subdivision was developed. The property demands you know and understand the nature of SW Florida during each season of the year, as recreation and the agricultural, residential uses of the property would be based on adjusting to the season of the year and the uses permitted by the government. A great side benefit to owning this property is access to the Babcock Ranch Preserve, just 2.7 miles west of the property. Babcock Ranch Preserve provides over 67,000 acres of recreational state lands for nature lovers, hiking, hunting, and horseback riding. Search Babcock Ranch Preserve for more details. In Golden Ranches there are opportunities for ATV s, motorbikes in the area, depending on the time of the year. The location provides the opportunity to see native wildlife, ride on your favorite off-road vehicle or do whatever the season permits. Riding off-road vehicles on the internal roads requires immense caution and safety considerations. The use of off-road vehicles can require road repair if used improperly. The reason is that these roads are used by automobiles. This area offers peaceful surroundings where folks who desire the same lifestyle and relish the rural life. There are no sheds or buildings on the property; the zoning of Agriculture will allow a pole barn, metal sheds, and buildings. In agriculture, no permits are needed to construct AG buildings to store or house equipment for the property. However, permits are needed when you install electricity and plumbing for electric service or a bathroom/kitchen. With a county permit, you could have your own pistol range. Elevation is at about 50 ft. There are no deed restrictions. This is in a vast 2 sq. mile area of small farms, ranchettes & undeveloped parcels owned by out-of-town or state owners. Limitations are prescribed by the AG zoning, which permits all uses under the description, including low-density residential (1 home per parcel), conservation, agriculture, recreation, and other uses consistent therewith. The purpose of the AG district is to provide areas for the establishment and continuation of agricultural-type operations & uses.... accommodates those individuals who understand and desire to live in an agricultural environment of quiet privacy.