6801 Deland Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 34951
If you want to build a new home in Fort Pierce without being tied to one builder or a master-planned subdivision, this Lakewood Park homesite is worth a closer look.
The lot is approximately .27 acres, or 11,790 square feet. That gives you a little more room than the common 10,000-square-foot residential lot found in other places like Port St. Lucie, while still keeping the property manageable for a new home build.
Property Highlights
- Offered at: $59,000
- Property type: Vacant residential land
- Location: Lakewood Park, Fort Pierce, Florida
- Lot size: Approximately .27 acres / 11,790 square feet
- Zoning: RS-4 County
- Association: Voluntary Lakewood Park Property Owners Association
- MLS: B26076661
What We Think You Should Know
One of the biggest differences between Lakewood Park and many newer Florida communities is flexibility.
You are not buying into a subdivision where one builder controls the homesites and floor plans. A buyer can choose the builder and house plan that fits their goals, subject to St. Lucie County requirements and the normal due diligence that comes with vacant land.
Lakewood Park also has a voluntary Property Owners Association rather than the typical mandatory HOA structure found in many planned communities. If that distinction is important to you, it is worth confirming the current association details directly with the Lakewood Park Property Owners Association before making a decision.
A Bigger Park Than We Expected
One of the things that stood out to us while researching this property was Lakewood Regional Park and Preserve.
The park and preserve covers about 156 acres and includes trails, pickleball, athletic fields, playground areas, a pool, splashpad, disc golf, and other recreation.
That gives Lakewood Park buyers access to a major public recreation area nearby without having to buy into a master-planned community for the amenity package.
Thinking About Building Here?
Before buying any vacant lot, the important question is not only whether you like the location. It is whether the lot works for the house you want to build.
For this property, a buyer should verify zoning, setbacks, utilities, septic and well requirements, impact fees, drainage, soil conditions, survey information, and any other construction requirements that may affect the home plan.
Homes in this part of Lakewood Park commonly use private well and septic systems, but utility availability and site requirements should be confirmed specifically for this property before making building plans.
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Have a Question About This Property?
If you are thinking about building in Lakewood Park, we can help you look at the property in context, compare it with other land options, and identify the questions to ask before moving forward.
Already have a builder or house plan in mind? That is even better. We can start with what you want to build and work backward to whether this lot fits the plan.
