Rare opportunity to own a waterfront homesite located along the southern boundary of Petit Court, and along the Shores of Lake Como, connecting to the waters of the Choctawhatchee Bay. This sale includes a unique opportunity to purchase lots 2-5. Lot 2 is listed separately due to the deed, but all four lots must be purchased together. Part of lot 3 is wetlands and all of lots 4 & 5 are designated wetlands. See additional documents. These additional lots provide added privacy, giving you nearly one acre and approx. 460 feet of waterfront property with natural beauty and convenient access to the bay. Buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding wetlands, permitting, building requirements, and intended use of the property. See your agent for a list of resources.
Rare opportunity to own a waterfront homesite located along the southern boundary of Petit Court, and along the Shores of Lake Como, connecting to the waters of the Choctawhatchee Bay. Lot 2 consists of approximately .23 acres and may offer the potential for a custom homesite, subject to all applicable permitting requirements, and governmental approvals. Approximately 460 feet of waterfront for lot 2. This sale includes a unique opportunity: the purchaser of Lot 2 must also purchase Lots 3-5 that are offered at a sum of $50k. Part of lot 3 is wetlands and all of lots 4 & 5 are designated wetlands. See additional documents. These additional lots provide added privacy, giving you nearly one acre and approx. 460 feet of waterfront property with natural beauty and convenient access to the bay. Buyers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding wetlands, permitting, building requirements, and intended use of the property. See your agent for a list of resources.
2 Adjoining Lots, 1.3 acres, 230 waterfront feet on a peninsula! For the first time in over half a century, this coveted, multi-generational property in Poquito Bayou is available to the public. This is not just a lot; it is a sanctuary. Spanning a massive .8 acres with over 145 feet of waterfront, this parcel sits on a rare, protected bluff. This elevation offers peace of mind few waterfront owners possess: No flood insurance is required. While the rest of the world rushes by, life here moves at the pace of the tide. The deep waters of the bayou are legendary for their calm, protected nature--even during rough weather. You can kayak or paddleboard nearly 365 days a year, paddling out to watch dolphins corral fish for breakfast or spotting a manatee gliding through the glass-like surface. Your view? A pristine natural forest across the water--no neighbors looking back at you.Just you, the jumping mullet, and the bald eagles and ospreys hunting at sunrise. This is the rarest of opportunities to secure a high-and-dry, deep-water estate that has been held tight by one family for five decades. Don't let another decade slip by dreaming about it. (Individual Lot Sales-MLS: 994271 & 1002259)
(1 of 2 available adjoining lots) For the first time in over half a century, this coveted, multi-generational property in Poquito Bayou is available to the public. This is not just a lot; it is a sanctuary. Spanning a massive .8 acres with over 145 feet of waterfront, this parcel sits on a rare, protected bluff. This elevation offers peace of mind few waterfront owners possess: No flood insurance is required. While the rest of the world rushes by, life here moves at the pace of the tide. The deep waters of the bayou are legendary for their calm, protected nature--even during rough weather. You can kayak or paddleboard nearly 365 days a year, paddling out to watch dolphins corral fish for breakfast or spotting a manatee gliding through the glass-like surface. Your view? A pristine natural forest across the water--no neighbors looking back at you. Just you, the jumping mullet, and the bald eagles and ospreys hunting at sunrise. This is the rarest of opportunities to secure a high-and-dry, deep-water estate that has been held tight by one family for five decades. Don't let another decade slip by dreaming about it.
For the first time in over half a century, this coveted, multi-generational property in Poquito Bayou is available to the public. This is not just a lot; it is a sanctuary. Spanning a massive .8 acres with over 145 feet of waterfront, this parcel sits on a rare, protected bluff. This elevation offers peace of mind few waterfront owners possess: No flood insurance is required. While the rest of the world rushes by, life here moves at the pace of the tide. The deep waters of the bayou are legendary for their calm, protected nature—even during rough weather. You can kayak or paddleboard nearly 365 days a year, paddling out to watch dolphins corral fish for breakfast or spotting a manatee gliding through the glass-like surface. Your view? A pristine natural forest across the water—no neighbors looking back at you. Just you, the jumping mullet, and the bald eagles and ospreys hunting at sunrise. This is the rarest of opportunities to secure a high-and-dry, deep-water estate that has been held tight by one family for five decades. Don't let another decade slip by dreaming about it.
Ten recently developed residential lots available for sale, located along 10th Street. All lots are situated in Flood Zone X (no flood insurance required) and come with public water and sewer connections already in place. Water tap fees have been paid, saving future owners thousands in upfront costs. Addresses include: 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, and 130 10th Street. These parcels are ready to build, ideal for investors, builders, or buyers seeking new construction opportunities in a well-established area.
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Shalimar is located in Florida. Shalimar, Florida has a population of 823. Shalimar is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 28.91% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 30.79%.
The median household income in Shalimar, Florida is $90,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $67,390 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Shalimar is 44.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 40.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 65.7 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
