12029 corsica lane, NORTH PORT, FL 34287

WATERFRONT • FULLY CLEARED • BUILD-READY • APPROVED HOME PLANS Rare opportunity to build your dream home on this HIGH AND DRY, FULLY CLEARED WATERFRONT LOT in North Port! Situated on a brackish canal with ACCESS TO THE MYAKKA RIVER AND GULF OF MEXICO, this property offers a unique Florida waterfront lifestyle for kayaking, canoeing, and small watercraft. The property is READY TO BUILD, featuring SEALED AND STAMPED APPROVED PLANS FOR A MODERN FLAT-ROOF HOME WITH A PRIVATE POOL already in place. Save valuable time and expense with plans already prepared for a stylish, contemporary home. The lot is HIGH AND DRY and DOES NOT REQUIRE A SEAWALL, offering even more convenience for your future build. Enjoy the freedom of NO HOA, NO CDD FEES, AND LOW PROPERTY TAXES, giving you fewer ongoing expenses and no HOA restrictions to worry about. Enjoy an EXCELLENT LOCATION JUST MINUTES FROM WARM MINERAL SPRINGS, one of Southwest Florida’s most unique natural attractions. You’re also close to WELLEN PARK AND COOLTODAY PARK, home of the Atlanta Braves spring training facility, along with shopping, dining, golf, parks, and entertainment. MAJOR AREA GROWTH & FUTURE AMENITIES: South Sarasota County continues to experience significant investment and infrastructure improvements. BENDERSON DEVELOPMENT IS PLANNING A 500,000-SQUARE-FOOT MIXED-USE DESTINATION ALONG U.S. 41 IN WELLEN PARK, bringing future retail, dining, and other services to the area. The planned MANASOTA BEACH ROAD EXTENSION will provide an important new east-west connection toward RIVER ROAD AND MANASOTA BEACH, creating improved connectivity between the growing Wellen Park area and the Gulf Coast beaches. The project is included in Sarasota County’s capital improvement program. With WATERFRONT ACCESS, APPROVED HOME PLANS, A FULLY CLEARED HIGH-AND-DRY LOT, NO SEAWALL NEEDED, AND PROXIMITY TO WARM MINERAL SPRINGS AND WELLEN PARK, this is an exceptional opportunity to secure a build-ready piece of Southwest Florida while the surrounding area continues to grow.