462 Dailey Street, Port Charlotte, FL 33953

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List Price
$18,500
Status
Active
Days on Market
353
MLS#
C7515207
Lot Size
9,999
Acres
0.23
Total Acreage
0 to less than 1/4
Legal Subdivision Name
Port Charlotte Sec 038
Community Name
Port Charlotte
MLS Area Major
Port Charlotte

Property Description

Vacant residential lot at 462 Dailey St in Port Charlotte. Located in a quiet neighborhood near schools, shopping, dining, and medical facilities. Convenient access to US-41 and I-75 provides easy travel to Gulf Coast beaches and surrounding communities. No HOA restrictions. The adjoining lot at 454 Dailey St is also available from the same seller, offering the opportunity to purchase two side-by-side parcels for additional space or investment potential.

Additional Information

Taxes
$466
Location
Buildable
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
RSF3.5
Utilities
Electricity Available
Pool
No Pool
Elementary School
Liberty Elementary
Middle School
Murdock Middle
High School
Port Charlotte High
Flood Zone Code
AE
Parcel ID
402105351009
Legal Description
PCH 038 2387 0011 PORT CHARLOTTE SEC38 BLK2387 LT11 290/65 DC753/506-PWL 926/490 UNREC DC-BEB TD4458/1236

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