Sixma Rd, Deltona

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About this home

SELLER FINANCING AVAILABLE: This exceptional 0.83-acre lot in sought-after Deltona offers the ideal canvas for your future. Located right off a main road for easy access, the property's oversized dimensions give you a tremendous amount of flexibility for building your custom home, pool, and outdoor living space. Don't miss this opportunity in a fast-growing area. To obtain a driveway permit and build on this parcel, jurisdictional and legal requirements must be met. Please be advised that ensuring the feasibility of a building permit is the sole responsibility of the Buyer. Here is a breakdown of the necessary steps and considerations: 1. Multi-Agency Permitting & Jurisdiction
Since Catalina Blvd is maintained by the City of Deltona, a USE/driveway permit is required from both the City and Volusia County.Contact the City of Deltona first to verify their specific access requirements. Annexation: You may wish to discuss the possibility of formal annexation into the City during these conversations. 2. Right-of-Way Vacation The parcel is adjacent to Kentucky Ave, a platted but undeveloped right-of-way. Requirement: To establish legal access to Catalina Blvd, this right-of-way must be formally vacated. 3. Zoning & Nonconforming Lot Status. The parcel is approximately 0.83 acres, which is below the 1-acre minimum required for A-3 zoning. This classifies the property as "nonconforming." Requirement: Before submitting any building permit applications, you must provide a Nonconforming Lot Letter (NCLL). Provider: This letter must be prepared by a Florida-licensed title company or attorney. Note: Due to the complexity of the overlapping jurisdictions and the nonconforming size of the lot, early coordination with the City of Deltona and a title professional is highly recommended. Buyer and buyers agent to satisfy themselves of buildability before close of escrow.

Written by the listing brokerage and shown exactly as supplied. Square footage, lot lines, school assignment, and association rules should be verified independently before you write an offer.