870 Carbon St Lehigh Acres, FL 33974
This exceptional 0.23-acre parcel of land, located at 870 Carbon St East in Lehigh Acres, Florida, presents a unique investment opportunity. Priced affordably at $28,000, this special purpose property is situated in Lee County, offering convenient access to local amenities and services. The property's address is precisely 870 Carbon St East, Lehigh Acres, FL 33974, with GPS coordinates of 26.578423 latitude and -81.597467 longitude. This land presents significant potential for various uses, making it an attractive prospect for savvy investors seeking a foothold in the Florida real estate market. The property is categorized as "Special Purpose," suggesting a range of possibilities depending on local zoning regulations and development plans. Given its location in Lehigh Acres, a growing community in Southwest Florida, this land offers a compelling chance to capitalize on the area's expanding infrastructure and population growth. Further due diligence is recommended to explore the full potential of this property and its suitability for specific development projects. The asking price represents a competitive entry point into the Lehigh Acres land market, making this an attractive option for both seasoned investors and those new to the field. Interested parties are encouraged to conduct thorough research into zoning regulations and potential development opportunities before making a purchase decision. This property is being offered as-is.
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