1213 Twin Pines Drive, Sebring, FL 33875

$19,000

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List Price
$19,000
Status
Active
Days on Market
158
MLS#
P4937891
Lot Size
13,875
Acres
0.32
Total Acreage
1/4 to less than 1/2
Legal Subdivision Name
Orange Blossom Ccc
MLS Area Major
Sebring

Property Description

Build your vision on this vacant residential lot located at 1213 Twin Pines Drive in Sebring. This property offers a great opportunity for new construction or long-term investment in a growing Central Florida area. The lot provides a blank canvas for a custom home, with flexibility in design and layout subject to local zoning and building requirements. Conveniently situated near shopping, dining, medical facilities, and major roadways, the location offers everyday accessibility while still maintaining a residential setting. Whether you’re a builder, investor, or buyer planning a future build, this lot presents a solid opportunity in Sebring.

Additional Information

Taxes
$66
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
R1A
Utilities
Electrical Nearby
Pool
No Pool
Flood Zone Code
X
Parcel ID
C-24-35-28-190-1060-0440
Legal Description
ORANGE BLOSSOM CCC UNIT 19 PB 10 PG 6 LOT 44 BLK 106

Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY SMART 1. 863-508-3000

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