Use all 5 acres as a Private Estate or Family Compound, OR divide into multiple lots! This wooded 5-acres gives you both options, & the freedom to decide later. High & dry, with road frontage & power nearby, it's the perfect place to build! (No flood insurance req). Believed to allow mobile, manufactured, or site-built & room for a guest house, pool, barn, etc. with agricultural uses allowed. Towering pines & oaks wrap the property in privacy. Only ~25 miles to the Gulf!
THE LAND: A full 5 acres in a clean 660 x 330 rectangle - no odd shape, no wasted corner, no unusable back half. Mature pines and hardwoods cover the property end to end, so you can selectively clear a homesite and leave the rest in woods as your buffer. Flood Zone X (Area of Minimal Flood Hazard) means no lender-required flood insurance and no flood elevation requirements to design around.
BUILD IT YOUR WAY: Residential Low land use carries a 1-acre minimum lot size. Keep the whole tract as one homestead, or look at dividing it and adding a second or third homesite for family, for rental income, or to resell down the road. Set a manufactured home now and build later, or go straight to stick-built. There is room here for a guest house, a shop, a barn, a garden, an RV pad, and a pool - and still have woods left over. Well and septic country: no water bill, no sewer bill, no HOA, and no city taxes.
THE LOCATION: You are minutes from Econfina Creek and the crystal-clear springs at Williford, Sylvan, Pitt, and Blue Spring Recreation Area - kayaking, tubing, swimming, fishing, hiking, and thousands of acres of nearby public land. Panama City is about 21 miles out for shopping, dining, medical, and the airport, and the white sand of the Gulf is roughly 25 to 28 miles. Close enough for a day trip, far enough that you actually get quiet.
Five dry acres with this much flexibility, this much privacy, and no HOA do not come up often in Northwest Florida - and they do not sit long when they do. Sold as-is. Buyer and buyer's agent to verify all uses, zoning, utilities, permitting, and division potential with Washington County.
