Build your Florida lifestyle on this desirable 0.23-acre canal-front homesite in a quiet residential neighborhood of North Port. Located on Henderson Ln in the Port Charlotte Sub 17 Replat area, this vacant 10,000-square-foot lot offers peaceful waterfront living with direct canal access—perfect for kayaking, fishing, or simply enjoying the backyard water views. The property is zoned R-1 for a single-family home, has no HOA fees, and features electric available nearby, with well and septic required as is standard in this area of North Port. You’ll enjoy the best of Southwest Florida living with quick access to I-75 (Exit 182), shopping and dining along Tamiami Trail, and Gulf Coast beaches just 30 minutes away. Nearby attractions include public boat ramps, marinas, golf courses, Warm Mineral Springs, the Atlanta Braves and Tampa Bay Rays spring training facilities, historic downtown Punta Gorda, and Fishermen’s Village. Venice, Sanibel, Fort Myers, and Boca Grande are all a short drive away. North Port continues to grow rapidly with new homes and infrastructure, making this an excellent opportunity for end-users, builders, or investors seeking waterfront value. Whether you’re planning a custom residence or a modular home, this lot provides a blank canvas in a convenient, established canal neighborhood. Buyer to verify all details including utilities, setbacks, flood zone, and permitting with the City of North Port and Sarasota County. Don’t miss this chance to secure your piece of canal-front Florida living!
Listing courtesy of MAPP REALTY & INVESTMENT CO.
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