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(904) 373-8033
Real Estate Company
N North Shore, Jacksonville, FL 32208
- $20,000
- List Price
- $20,000
- MLS#
- 2159264
- Status
- PENDING
- Type
- Land
- County
- Duval
- City
- Jacksonville
- Neighborhood
- 075-Trout River/College Park/Ribault Manor
- Subdivision
- North Shore
- Acres
- 0.95
- Days on Market
- 53
Property Description
Rare waterfront opportunity in the heart of Jacksonville -- nearly 1 acre (0.957± per GIS) with frontage on paved North Shore Dr and creek frontage on Moncrief Creek. Heavily wooded and undeveloped, this lot is zoned RLD-60 (Residential Low Density), offering flexibility for a future homesite, nature retreat, or kayak/small-craft access. Moncrief Creek connects downstream to the Trout River and St. Johns River system, roughly 1.6 miles to the Tallulah Ave bridge. Convenient to I-95, downtown, and the River City Marketplace Northside Corridor, 15 minutes to the airport. Buyer to verify wetlands, water depth, and any development requirements with the City of Jacksonville. Land bank it or bring your vision -- the water access is the rarity here.
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Additional Information
- Lot Description
- Other, Irregular Lot, Many Trees, Dead End Street
- Waterfront Description
- Creek
- Utilities
- Other
Listing courtesy of BEYCOME OF FLORIDA LLC.
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