DIRECT GULF ACCESS • WATERFRONT DOUBLE LOT • PRIVATE BOAT RAMP & DOCK! BOATERS, BUILDERS, AND WATERFRONT BUYERS—THIS ONE DESERVES A LOOK! Located at 6732 Flicker Ln, this oversized waterfront double lot offers DIRECT GULF ACCESS via a canal leading straight out to the Gulf. Whether you’re searching for a future homesite, a coastal retreat, or simply a convenient place to STORE YOUR BOAT, this property delivers the waterfront access you’ve been looking for. The property already features TWO PLUMBING HOOKUPS, TWO ELECTRICAL HOOKUPS (power at the street), a PRIVATE BOAT RAMP, DOCK, SEAWALL, AND CHAIN-LINK FENCING—valuable waterfront improvements already in place and ready for the next owner. The canal is approximately 50 FEET WIDE FROM SEAWALL TO SEAWALL, with water depth around 6 FEET DEPENDING ON THE TIDE. The current owner has kept a 25-FOOT PONTOON BOAT here with no issues, making this an attractive setup for boaters wanting convenient access to the Gulf. There is currently a house on the property that is IN THE PROCESS OF BEING TORN DOWN AND WILL BE COMPLETELY REMOVED PRIOR TO CLOSING, leaving a VACANT DOUBLE-WIDE WATERFRONT LOT ready for its next chapter. Bring your vision and take advantage of the space, waterfront improvements, and DIRECT GULF ACCESS already here. Build your future coastal retreat, create a waterfront homesite, or secure your own dedicated place to keep your boat—JUST STEPS FROM THE WATER.
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX MARKETING SPECIALISTS. 352-686-0540
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