Own A 1.20-Acre No HOA Lot In FL, Peaceful Area - Owner Financing

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Dear Land Buyer,

Are you looking for more than an acre of Florida land without HOA dues, crowded neighborhoods, or a private association telling you what you can and cannot do?

This 1.20-acre property in Jackson County may be worth a closer look.

- Hold it now for just $50 on our website. Owner financing available.

A lot of inexpensive land comes with problems you have to solve after you buy it.

Maybe the lot is tiny.

Maybe mobile homes are not allowed.

Maybe access is unclear.

Maybe the property sits in a mapped flood or wetland area.

Here you are getting 1.20 acres, no HOA, residential zoning that allows single-family homes and double-wide mobile homes based on our research, public dirt-road access, gently to moderately sloping terrain, and no mapped flood or wetland concerns based on available research.

That is a very different starting point.

The parcel is reached by a public dirt road.

Dirt-road conditions can change because of weather, maintenance, and use, so you should inspect the road and independently confirm legal and physical access before purchasing.

Electricity availability still needs to be confirmed with Jackson County and the appropriate service provider.

A private well would need to be installed for water, and a septic system would need to be installed for wastewater.

You should independently verify whether electricity can be connected to the property, connection costs, service requirements, water availability, expected well depth, septic suitability, installation costs, permit requirements, and any other utility needs.

The property has estimated slopes ranging from approximately 5% to 8%.

That may affect driveway placement, drainage, grading, and site layout, so you should visit the property and decide whether the site conditions fit your plans.

The surrounding landscape includes upland pine woodland and flatwoods with longleaf and slash pine, saw palmetto, wiregrass, scattered oak, and low native shrubs on sandy soils.

Available research does not show mapped flood or wetland concerns for the parcel.

That may remove two of the common issues buyers have to investigate with vacant Florida land, but you should still independently confirm the property's current flood and wetland status before purchasing.

The property is zoned Residential.

Single-family homes and double-wide mobile homes are allowed according to our research.

Please confirm your intended use, setbacks, building requirements, mobile-home requirements, and all other development rules directly with Jackson County before making plans.

If keeping animals matters to you, personal pets are allowed in residential areas according to our research.

Chickens are also allowed for personal use, although we were not able to confirm a specific quantity limit.

Animals may not be bred or maintained for commercial purposes, and farm animals or livestock used for commercial or agricultural purposes are not permitted in residential areas according to our research..

You should confirm all current animal regulations directly with Jackson County before purchasing or bringing animals onto the property.

The property is also near McCormick Lake.

So you are not just getting acreage.

You are getting more than an acre of residential land with mobile-home friendly zoning, public access, no HOA, no mapped flood or wetland concerns based on available research, and a location near a natural water feature.

So what are you really getting?

You are getting 1.20 acres with fewer of the problems that often make inexpensive land difficult to use.

More flexibility in the type of home you can investigate placing on the property.

And no HOA adding another layer of fees and approvals.

So if that is what you are looking for, Buy to purchase the property.

If you need more time to complete your research, Hold to temporarily secure it while you review the details. Until the property is purchased or placed on hold, another buyer may buy it.

All information is based on independent research and is provided for general informational purposes. Buyers should independently confirm zoning, permitted uses, mobile-home requirements, animal regulations, parcel buildability, access, utility availability, well and septic requirements, floodplain status, wetland status, title condition, deed restrictions, and site conditions directly with Jackson County and the appropriate service providers before purchasing or making plans. This property was previously acquired through a tax sale.

LOT BREAKDOWN: WHAT YOU'RE GETTING

Assessor's Parcel Number: 02-2N-11-0087-1440-0360

Legal Description: Lot 36, Block 144, Compass Lake Hills Unit 5

Elevation: 202

GPS Center Coordinates (Approx.): 30.64900, -85.32605

~$79.00

Annual Taxes: ~$79.00

Zoning: Residential

Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware

Access: Dirt Road

Power: We recommend that you contact Jackson County to confirm

Water: A well would need to be installed

Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed

Official Contacts: Please contact Jackson County

RVs Allowed?: We recommend that you contact Jackson County to confirm, but, according to our research, a temporary RV is allowed during the construction of a primary home with the required building permit

Buildable?: Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit

Survey Available?: No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor

In HOA?: No HOA