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$630,000

5 ACRES IN PARRISH - A-1 ZONING - NO HOA - PRIME CR 675 FRONTAGE. PRICED FOR A QUICK SALE! Rare opportunity to own 5 acres in one of the fastest-growing areas of Manatee County! Located directly on County Road 675 in Parrish, Florida, this unique property combines acreage, privacy, natural beauty and development potential while being surrounded by the tremendous growth transforming the Parrish/North River area. Featuring approximately 587 feet of road frontage, A-1 zoning, and NO HOA or CDD, the property offers an increasingly difficult-to-find opportunity to own substantial acreage while remaining close to new residential communities, schools, shopping, dining and infrastructure. A substantial portion of the property is already cleared, maintained and accessible from CR 675, creating an attractive setting for a future custom home, private estate or other uses permitted by zoning. Imagine a beautiful custom residence set back from the road with a long driveway, large yard, pool, detached garage or workshop, surrounded by mature trees and your own private natural backdrop. Electric infrastructure is located along the property frontage, providing another important advantage for future development. LOCATED IN THE PATH OF PARRISH’S EXPANSION Parrish is experiencing extraordinary growth, with thousands of new homes, expanding master-planned communities, new schools, commercial development, restaurants, retail, medical services and major roadway/infrastructure improvements continuing to reshape the area. Large communities throughout the Parrish and North River corridor—including North River Ranch, Rye Ranch, Oakfield, Seaire, Crosswind, Prosperity Lakes and other major developments—are bringing new residents, amenities and commercial demand to this rapidly evolving portion of Manatee County. Yet this property offers something increasingly scarce among all that new development: Five acres. No HOA. No CDD. A-1 zoning. Approximately 587 feet of CR 675 frontage. The property also contains jurisdictional wetlands, creating a substantial wooded natural area while the existing upland portion offers potential for residential development. Buyers should independently verify the wetland delineation and buffers, buildable area, zoning, access, well/septic requirements and suitability for their intended use. Enjoy acreage and privacy while staying convenient to Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Sarasota, St. Petersburg and the greater Tampa Bay region. Whether your vision is a private custom estate, family homestead, acreage property or long-term land investment, this is an opportunity to secure a significant piece of land in the heart of Parrish’s continuing expansion.

Acreage & Unrec SubDv. ⋅ 34219 Zip Code

5 ACRES IN PARRISH - A-1 ZONING - NO HOA - PRIME CR 675 FRONTAGE. PRICED FOR A QUICK SALE! Rare opportunity to own 5 acres in one of the fastest-growing areas of Manatee County! Located directly on County Road 675 in Parrish, Florida, this unique property combines acreage, privacy, natural beauty and development potential while being surrounded by the tremendous growth transforming the Parrish/North River area. Featuring approximately 587 feet of road frontage, A-1 zoning, and NO HOA or CDD, the property offers an increasingly difficult-to-find opportunity to own substantial acreage while remaining close to new residential communities, schools, shopping, dining and infrastructure. A substantial portion of the property is already cleared, maintained and accessible from CR 675, creating an attractive setting for a future custom home, private estate or other uses permitted by zoning. Imagine a beautiful custom residence set back from the road with a long driveway, large yard, pool, detached garage or workshop, surrounded by mature trees and your own private natural backdrop. Electric infrastructure is located along the property frontage, providing another important advantage for future development. LOCATED IN THE PATH OF PARRISH’S EXPANSION Parrish is experiencing extraordinary growth, with thousands of new homes, expanding master-planned communities, new schools, commercial development, restaurants, retail, medical services and major roadway/infrastructure improvements continuing to reshape the area. Large communities throughout the Parrish and North River corridor—including North River Ranch, Rye Ranch, Oakfield, Seaire, Crosswind, Prosperity Lakes and other major developments—are bringing new residents, amenities and commercial demand to this rapidly evolving portion of Manatee County. Yet this property offers something increasingly scarce among all that new development: Five acres. No HOA. No CDD. A-1 zoning. Approximately 587 feet of CR 675 frontage. The property also contains jurisdictional wetlands, creating a substantial wooded natural area while the existing upland portion offers potential for residential development. Buyers should independently verify the wetland delineation and buffers, buildable area, zoning, access, well/septic requirements and suitability for their intended use. Enjoy acreage and privacy while staying convenient to Lakewood Ranch, Bradenton, Sarasota, St. Petersburg and the greater Tampa Bay region. Whether your vision is a private custom estate, family homestead, acreage property or long-term land investment, this is an opportunity to secure a significant piece of land in the heart of Parrish’s continuing expansion.

12275 County Road 675, Parrish

$249,000

The rural landscapes of Southwest Florida possess a distinct character defined by history, resilience, and natural beauty. Nestled within eastern Charlotte County lies "High Prairie Oaks," a ten-acre parcel exemplifying the timeless appeal of the Florida prairie. Once a thriving orange grove, the land has reverted to its native state, transforming into a pristine pine flatwoods ecosystem dominated by sprawling oaks and majestic cabbage palms. Amid this wilderness, a few hardy citrus rootstocks—likely Cleo-Mandarin, orange, or lemon stock—have evolved into small trees, standing as living monuments to the land's agricultural past. This intersection of human history and ecological reclamation offers a profound sensory connection to the natural world. [1] The regional lineage lends storied depth to the property. These expansive eastern prairies were once traversed by Spanish Conquistadors, inhabited by the Calusa Indians of Ponce de León fame, and later romanticized by Western artist Frederic Remington. In local folklore, they are remembered as the stomping grounds of legendary cattleman Bones Mizell. More recently, the parcel belonged to a 3,640-acre agricultural development engineered decades ago by the Freeman Brothers of Miami, later sold to American Agronomics and managed for international investors. While commercial production has ceased, the legacy of this enterprise remains visible in the infrastructure. Channels border three sides of the land, providing seasonal irrigation and drainage managed by the East Charlotte Drainage District. The main northern channel directs water westward via Myrtle Slough to Shell Creek, the Peace River, and onward to Charlotte Harbor. Beyond its historical and hydrological significance, High Prairie Oaks serves as a sanctuary from modern urban life. Free from city light and noise pollution, the property is characterized by expansive quietude, underscored by the vast distance to neighbors. The landscape presents a dramatic visual display where vivid sunrises and sweeping sunsets yield to unobstructed views of millions of stars. This pristine canvas rivals the natural vistas that once inspired the great artists of the American frontier, offering an invaluable retreat for those seeking absolute privacy. From a regulatory perspective, the parcel is safeguarded by Charlotte County’s Agricultural (AG) zoning. This classification preserves rural integrity by protecting agricultural operations and restricting residential development to a low density of one single-family home per parcel. It accommodates consistent uses like conservation, recreation, and light agriculture, ensuring the surrounding peace remains uncompromised by suburban sprawl. Building a homestead requires a private well and septic system, with electrical infrastructure positioned roughly 1,000 feet to the east. For individuals who desire a quiet, rural lifestyle, High Prairie Oaks stands as an exceptional opportunity to build a personal legacy on the historic Florida prairie.

Acreage & Unrec SubDv. ⋅ 33982 Zip Code

The rural landscapes of Southwest Florida possess a distinct character defined by history, resilience, and natural beauty. Nestled within eastern Charlotte County lies "High Prairie Oaks," a ten-acre parcel exemplifying the timeless appeal of the Florida prairie. Once a thriving orange grove, the land has reverted to its native state, transforming into a pristine pine flatwoods ecosystem dominated by sprawling oaks and majestic cabbage palms. Amid this wilderness, a few hardy citrus rootstocks—likely Cleo-Mandarin, orange, or lemon stock—have evolved into small trees, standing as living monuments to the land's agricultural past. This intersection of human history and ecological reclamation offers a profound sensory connection to the natural world. [1] The regional lineage lends storied depth to the property. These expansive eastern prairies were once traversed by Spanish Conquistadors, inhabited by the Calusa Indians of Ponce de León fame, and later romanticized by Western artist Frederic Remington. In local folklore, they are remembered as the stomping grounds of legendary cattleman Bones Mizell. More recently, the parcel belonged to a 3,640-acre agricultural development engineered decades ago by the Freeman Brothers of Miami, later sold to American Agronomics and managed for international investors. While commercial production has ceased, the legacy of this enterprise remains visible in the infrastructure. Channels border three sides of the land, providing seasonal irrigation and drainage managed by the East Charlotte Drainage District. The main northern channel directs water westward via Myrtle Slough to Shell Creek, the Peace River, and onward to Charlotte Harbor. Beyond its historical and hydrological significance, High Prairie Oaks serves as a sanctuary from modern urban life. Free from city light and noise pollution, the property is characterized by expansive quietude, underscored by the vast distance to neighbors. The landscape presents a dramatic visual display where vivid sunrises and sweeping sunsets yield to unobstructed views of millions of stars. This pristine canvas rivals the natural vistas that once inspired the great artists of the American frontier, offering an invaluable retreat for those seeking absolute privacy. From a regulatory perspective, the parcel is safeguarded by Charlotte County’s Agricultural (AG) zoning. This classification preserves rural integrity by protecting agricultural operations and restricting residential development to a low density of one single-family home per parcel. It accommodates consistent uses like conservation, recreation, and light agriculture, ensuring the surrounding peace remains uncompromised by suburban sprawl. Building a homestead requires a private well and septic system, with electrical infrastructure positioned roughly 1,000 feet to the east. For individuals who desire a quiet, rural lifestyle, High Prairie Oaks stands as an exceptional opportunity to build a personal legacy on the historic Florida prairie.

1901 Graham Road, Punta Gorda

$279,000

Oversized .38-acre custom homesite ($100’ \times 165’$) in a highly sought-after Sarasota location offers absolute freedom with no HOA, no deed restrictions, and no CDD fees—providing the rare space and flexibility to build a high-specification estate, detached structural workshop, or premium multi-vehicle storage. Capitalize on massive horizontal development savings, a streamlined permitting timeline, and existing utility access because a previous home occupied the site, grandfathering in substantial Sarasota County impact fee credits. Featuring rare OUE-2 zoning for ultimate site layout versatility, this high-performance-ready footprint is situated just blocks from the unique amenities of Pinecraft and mere minutes from the Legacy Trail, vibrant downtown Sarasota, major transit corridors, and world-class Gulf beaches. Bring your builder, maximize your construction budget with existing infrastructure, and secure your footprint in a rapidly transitioning, high-value corridor—stop settling for cookie-cutter restrictions and own what’s real.

Acreage & Unrec SubDv. ⋅ 34232 Zip Code

Oversized .38-acre custom homesite ($100’ \times 165’$) in a highly sought-after Sarasota location offers absolute freedom with no HOA, no deed restrictions, and no CDD fees—providing the rare space and flexibility to build a high-specification estate, detached structural workshop, or premium multi-vehicle storage. Capitalize on massive horizontal development savings, a streamlined permitting timeline, and existing utility access because a previous home occupied the site, grandfathering in substantial Sarasota County impact fee credits. Featuring rare OUE-2 zoning for ultimate site layout versatility, this high-performance-ready footprint is situated just blocks from the unique amenities of Pinecraft and mere minutes from the Legacy Trail, vibrant downtown Sarasota, major transit corridors, and world-class Gulf beaches. Bring your builder, maximize your construction budget with existing infrastructure, and secure your footprint in a rapidly transitioning, high-value corridor—stop settling for cookie-cutter restrictions and own what’s real.

820 S Beneva Road, Sarasota

$195,000

Discover a rare opportunity to build your custom home on this generous 0.26-acre (11,151 sq ft) buildable lot in one of Sarasota’s most convenient and desirable locations. Positioned along North Lockwood Ridge Road, this property offers excellent access while still providing the space to create a private retreat. Design your dream residence with room for a two-story home, outdoor living areas, and landscaping tailored to your vision. Whether you’re planning a modern masterpiece or a classic Florida home, this lot delivers flexibility and long-term value. Enjoy unbeatable proximity to SRQ Airport, University Parkway, Lakewood Ranch, I-75, and the UTC Mall, with shopping, groceries, dining, and everyday conveniences just a short walk away. From entertainment to commuting, everything Sarasota has to offer is right at your fingertips. Vacant land opportunities at this price point are increasingly rare in Sarasota—making this an excellent choice for builders, investors, or homeowners ready to create something special.

Acreage & Unrec SubDv. ⋅ 34243 Zip Code

Discover a rare opportunity to build your custom home on this generous 0.26-acre (11,151 sq ft) buildable lot in one of Sarasota’s most convenient and desirable locations. Positioned along North Lockwood Ridge Road, this property offers excellent access while still providing the space to create a private retreat. Design your dream residence with room for a two-story home, outdoor living areas, and landscaping tailored to your vision. Whether you’re planning a modern masterpiece or a classic Florida home, this lot delivers flexibility and long-term value. Enjoy unbeatable proximity to SRQ Airport, University Parkway, Lakewood Ranch, I-75, and the UTC Mall, with shopping, groceries, dining, and everyday conveniences just a short walk away. From entertainment to commuting, everything Sarasota has to offer is right at your fingertips. Vacant land opportunities at this price point are increasingly rare in Sarasota—making this an excellent choice for builders, investors, or homeowners ready to create something special.

00 N Lockwood Ridge Road, Sarasota

$1,650,000

BEACHFRONT PROPERTY ON MANASOTA KEY! An exceptional opportunity to own a beachfront property on Manasota Key, one of Southwest Florida’s most coveted and unspoiled barrier islands. This is your chance to build directly on the shoreline, with approximately 100 feet of direct beachfront anchored by a newly installed seawall, offering a thoughtful balance of natural beauty and long-term coastal protection. The setting is pure coastal Florida. Powder-soft white sand stretches along your private beach, meeting the sparkling turquoise waters of the Gulf just steps away. The sand is naturally rich with seashells and fossilized shark teeth, turning everyday walks into a treasured ritual. With due west exposure, the property captures dramatic sunsets year-round as the sky transforms each evening over the water. Life here moves at an unhurried pace—morning walks along the beach, afternoons on the water, and evenings framed by glowing skies over the Gulf. Manasota Key is valued for its uncrowded beaches and relaxed, Old Florida coastal atmosphere, free of high-rise development and heavy traffic. A drawbridge over Lemon Bay connects the Key to the nearby dining, shopping, and arts scene of Englewood, while the island itself stays largely residential and refreshingly preserved. The southern end of Manasota Key is protected as a mile-long state park, offering walking trails, quiet stretches of sand, and a landscape rich with native coastal vegetation and wildlife. Whether envisioned as an exceptional full-time residence or a refined seasonal escape, this property offers an ideal canvas for a custom beachfront retreat designed around sweeping water views and a private sandy shoreline. With limited buildable Gulf-front parcels remaining, the combination of generous frontage, vibrant natural surroundings, and a NEW seawall positions this property as a standout along the coast. Define beachfront living on your own terms. Water meter is still on property which means a savings on impact fees. Make an offer today.

Acreage & Unrec SubDv. ⋅ 34223 Zip Code

BEACHFRONT PROPERTY ON MANASOTA KEY! An exceptional opportunity to own a beachfront property on Manasota Key, one of Southwest Florida’s most coveted and unspoiled barrier islands. This is your chance to build directly on the shoreline, with approximately 100 feet of direct beachfront anchored by a newly installed seawall, offering a thoughtful balance of natural beauty and long-term coastal protection. The setting is pure coastal Florida. Powder-soft white sand stretches along your private beach, meeting the sparkling turquoise waters of the Gulf just steps away. The sand is naturally rich with seashells and fossilized shark teeth, turning everyday walks into a treasured ritual. With due west exposure, the property captures dramatic sunsets year-round as the sky transforms each evening over the water. Life here moves at an unhurried pace—morning walks along the beach, afternoons on the water, and evenings framed by glowing skies over the Gulf. Manasota Key is valued for its uncrowded beaches and relaxed, Old Florida coastal atmosphere, free of high-rise development and heavy traffic. A drawbridge over Lemon Bay connects the Key to the nearby dining, shopping, and arts scene of Englewood, while the island itself stays largely residential and refreshingly preserved. The southern end of Manasota Key is protected as a mile-long state park, offering walking trails, quiet stretches of sand, and a landscape rich with native coastal vegetation and wildlife. Whether envisioned as an exceptional full-time residence or a refined seasonal escape, this property offers an ideal canvas for a custom beachfront retreat designed around sweeping water views and a private sandy shoreline. With limited buildable Gulf-front parcels remaining, the combination of generous frontage, vibrant natural surroundings, and a NEW seawall positions this property as a standout along the coast. Define beachfront living on your own terms. Water meter is still on property which means a savings on impact fees. Make an offer today.

7210 Manasota Key Road, Englewood