Sarasota and Charlotte Florida counties building lots

Waterfront Vacant Land

If you're looking for vacant land, the links on this page should be helpful. These links will let you search the entire Charlotte County MLS system. The search will return all waterfront lots, including those that don't have harbor or river access (e.g. frontage on lakes, freshwater canals, etc.).

The Sarasota and Charlotte County Property Appraisers have a great websites that can help you do research on interesting property. Using the address provided by the MLS system, you can look up a property. Both counties have mapping sites. These systems give you the ability to view the property from aerial photos. When you find an interesting property, use the following links to go to the Sarasota County Property Appraiser or the Charlotte County Property Appraiser website. To map the property use these links depending on the location of the property http://gis.scgov.net/ or www.ccgis.com to go to the county's mapping sites.

If you have any questions or would like to make an offer on any of the listed properties, please call 941-485-4240 or toll free 888-391-4240 or e-mail johanne@flgulfhomes.com.

In the past years the waterfront land market had become very active. Prices increased steadily. In many of our communities selling prices had risen 50% per year. Since mid-2006 the investment in vacant land fell off precipitously. Today's selling prices are back to pre-boom levels. Financing vacant land can be challenging today. However the availability of premium building lots may never be better than what is on the market today. Savvy buyers are now cherry picking these premium lots. If you are seriously considering the purchase of a waterfront building lot contact me today.

Venice - Salt water

Englewood - Salt water some Fresh

Rotonda - Fresh water

Florida Scrub-Jay

The Florida Scrub-Jay is a threatened species of native bird protected by both Federal and State regulation. For more information on the Florida Scrub-Jay, see the county's website. For detailed information, it's best you talk with the experts - contact Tina Powell in Charlotte County's Environmental Services office.