11470 Maya Court, New Port Richey, FL 34654

$79,900

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List Price
$79,900
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
TB8502396
Subdivision
Arrow Estates

Property Description

Amazing opportunity to own 1.2 acres situated in a gated 8 lot community. This lot is already cleared and ready for you to build your custom dream home with your choice of builder (2,500 sq. ft MINIMUM sized home required). Located in a NON-FLOOD zone (zone X) and situated at the end of the cul-du-sac. If you are looking for extra space and still have the security of having a gated community this is the lot for you. This is your chance to own the last of the available lots to build your dream home in this community. Perfect location to any and all amenities while being settled in a tranquil setting that gives you space to breathe. Starkey Wilderness Park (8 miles), Downtown New Port Richey & Pithlachascotee River Boat Ramp off Main St. (9 miles) which welcomes powerboats, sailboats, kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards (max. boat size allowed 30 feet), Whiskey Joes (8 miles), Hudson Beach Park (6 miles), Tampa International Airport (37 miles), and Sponge Docks (17 miles). Buy a Little Piece of Florida Now!

Additional Information

HOA Fee
$247
Acres
1.20
Amenities
Gated
Sewer
Septic Needed
Pets
Yes

Listing courtesy of CHARLES RUTENBERG REALTY INC.

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