Residential Land for Sale in Alford, Florida

This 1.13-acre property offers a rural Northwest Florida setting with dirt road access, electricity available for connection according to our research, and no HOA.

The property is located near Marianna and several of Jackson County's lakes, springs, rivers, and outdoor recreation areas.

• Hold it now for just $50. Owner financing available.

The parcel consists of approximately 1.13 acres with an elevation of about 75 feet and is surrounded by the rural landscape commonly found throughout this part of Jackson County.

The vegetation in the area consists primarily of upland pine flatwoods and native vegetation, including pine, saw palmetto, wiregrass, scattered scrub oak, and low shrubs.

Jackson County is known for outdoor recreation centered around its springs, rivers, lakes, forests, and parks, with opportunities in the region for fishing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, biking, camping, and exploring natural areas.

The property has access from a dirt road, providing direct road access to the parcel.

The property is zoned Residential according to our current research.

Our research indicates that the residential zoning may allow single-family homes and double-wide mobile homes, but buyers should independently verify their intended use and all applicable requirements with Jackson County before making plans.

Please contact Jackson County to confirm all building rules and regulations prior to purchase.

According to our research, electricity is available for connection to the property, while a private well would need to be installed for water and a septic system would need to be installed for wastewater service.

Utility connection locations, costs, permits, septic suitability, well requirements, and service availability should be confirmed directly with Jackson County and the appropriate utility providers.

There is no HOA associated with the property based on our research, so there are no known HOA dues or separate homeowners association approval requirements.

Applicable county regulations, permitting requirements, and other government rules still apply even though the property is not located within an HOA.

According to our research, a temporary RV may be permitted during construction of a primary home when the required building permit is in place, but Jackson County should be contacted directly to confirm the current RV rules and requirements before use.

The land has varying terrain, with slopes reported at approximately 5% to 58%, so buyers should review the parcel, available mapping, elevation information, and site conditions when evaluating the property for their intended plans.

Available mapping does not currently show the parcel within a mapped special flood hazard area, although buyers should independently confirm current flood information and conditions.

With 1.13 acres, residential zoning, dirt road access, electricity available for connection according to current research, and no HOA, this property provides an opportunity to own land in a rural part of Jackson County while remaining within reach of the area's towns, parks, waterways, and Gulf Coast destinations.

Note: All property information is based on independent research and available records, and buyers should confirm zoning, access, utilities, flood information, permits, and intended uses directly with Jackson County and the appropriate agencies before purchase; this property was purchased in a tax sale.

A one-time document preparation fee is paid upfront at closing and covers deed preparation, recording, and administrative costs.