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Lot 3 Morrisette Lane, North Port, FL 34288

$13,000
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Sold Price
$13,000
List Price
$15,000
Status
SOLD
MLS#
D6143074
Closing Date
May 05, 2026
Subdivision
Port Charlotte Sub
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Property Description

Fantastic opportunity to build your dream home in the fast-growing area of North Port, Florida! This vacant lot is ideally located with convenient access to I-75 and US-41 (Tamiami Trail), making it easy to explore all that Southwest Florida has to offer. The adjacent lot #4 is also available for purchase, perfect for creating an expansive double lot! Enjoy proximity to beautiful Gulf Coast beaches, world-class fishing, boating, waterfront dining, top-rated golf courses, shopping, and so much more. No HOA and plenty of new construction nearby, don't miss your chance to invest in this thriving community!

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Additional Information

Acres
0.23
Sewer
Septic Needed
Pets
Yes
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Listing courtesy of MICHAEL SAUNDERS & COMPANY. Selling Office: GULF SHORES REALTY ERA POWERED.

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