Franklin Street , Interlachen, FL 32148(Putnam County)

Subdivision: Interlachen Lakes Estates

Acreage: 0.22

Potential Uses: Camping, RVs, ATVs, Mobile Homes, Residential Development

Nearby Attractions: Depot Park, Cade Museum For Creativity & Invention, Matheson History Museum, Morningside Nature Center, Melrose Heritage Park, Sweetwater Wetlands Park, Harn Museum Of Art, and more

Purchase Options:

$200 Down, $349 Doc Fee, $204/month for 96 months

The flat terrain of this land makes it ideal for easy building or setting up a mobile home. Whether you're planning for a permanent residence or a seasonal retreat, this property offers the versatility to suit your needs. The nearby electricity and water make it practical for residential use, eliminating many of the hurdles that come with developing raw land. Plus, with direct road access, transporting materials or accessing the property is hassle-free.

One of the key features of this land is its proximity to a nearby lake, offering recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, or simply enjoying a peaceful day by the water. The semi-dense vegetation and trees provide natural shade and a sense of privacy, making this a perfect spot for those who enjoy being surrounded by nature.

This land is also great for outdoor enthusiasts. If youre into camping or RV living, youll find the space and layout ideal for setting up camp and enjoying the great outdoors. Plus, with groceries and essential services just a short drive away, you can enjoy the best of both worldsbeing close to nature without sacrificing modern conveniences.

Whether you're planning to build a mobile home, set up a camping spot, or park your RV, this 0.22-acre parcel in Putnam County is the ideal choice for anyone looking for flexibility and proximity to nature. The lands features, combined with nearby utilities and amenities, make it a smart investment for anyone looking to own a piece of Floridas beautiful landscape. Take advantage of this opportunity to create a space that fits your lifestyle and enjoy the ease of access to both nature and necessities.