Don’t miss this opportunity to build your dream home amongst beautiful multi-million dollar properties! Spring Fed Ski Size Lake Parker/Ann. One of the only ski-size lakefront lots for sale in Odessa, Florida. It is about 1/2 acre (.47 acres) of property on 100-acre ski-size lake Ann/Parker. The property has 138 feet of water frontage and is located on the south side of the lake, therefore you almost always have wind or breeze in your face. The lot has 154 feet on the street and 154 feet on the west side and 183 feet on the east side of the property. The property has a foundation and some walls that can be finished to complete the house or you can start over. The property comes with house plans for a 4723 total sqft home that has been approved by Pasco County. The lot also sits north and south providing sunrises on the Eastside of the lakefront property and sunsets on the Westside. Do not miss out on this dream home property with a dock, floating lifts, and white sand beach. The property has lots of older established trees that provide you with plenty of shade and privacy. This lot has NO HOA or restrictions and is on well and septic. The lot is located in Pasco County so you will enjoy LOWER taxes than the surrounding counties. The property is just minutes away from the Suncoast Expressway. The Suncoast Expressway will aid your travels to the airport, downtown, and gulf beaches. The lot is also close to Trinity, FL, and has numerous parks/golf courses, etc… The school district is very good and close by ( Mitchell High School, Seven Springs Middle School, and Odessa elementary school. There is a buildable foundation and some exterior walls left that can be used to finish the home. This will save you money on impact fees. There is a well, septic, and electrical already on the property. Please contact the owner for more detailed information.

Vacant land rarely has an address or lot number posted. There have been occasions when a buyer has closed on a property and determined, after the closing, that the property conveyed to the buyer was not the property the buyer had visually identified prior to signing the contract. It is the buyer’s responsibility to confirm the legal description of the property the buyer wants to purchase prior to the end of the contract Property Inspection Period. The best way to accomplish this is for the buyer to obtain a survey that depicts a physical immovable object on the property or adjacent to the property that irrefutably confirms the property identified in the survey is the property the buyer wants to purchase.