1039 S State Road 415, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168
- $199,900
- List Price
- $199,900
- Status
- Active
- Days on Market
- 0
- MLS#
- O6444280
- Lot Size
- 217,800
- Acres
- 5
- Total Acreage
- 5 to less than 10
- MLS Area Major
- New Smyrna Beach
Property Description
Discover the possibilities with this 5 acre vacant parcel in a peaceful, rural setting in New Smyrna Beach. The property offers direct access from paved State Road 415, providing convenient year round access while maintaining the privacy and space of country living. The acreage features a mix of mature trees, natural vegetation and an existing pond, creating a beautiful setting with plenty of room to envision a future homesite, recreational retreat or other permitted use. Located near Lake Ashby and Lake Ashby Park, where outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy fishing, canoeing, trails, a boat ramp and other recreational activities. State Road 415 provides convenient access toward State Road 44, New Smyrna Beach, Sanford and surrounding Central Florida communities. A great opportunity to own 5 acres of Florida land with paved highway frontage while still being within reach of the shopping, dining, recreation and beaches of the New Smyrna Beach area.
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Additional Information
- Community Features
- No Deed Restriction
- Zoning
- 01A3
- Utilities
- Other
- Pool
- No Pool
Listing Courtesy Of CORBELO LLC, Contact: 407-772-6800
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