489 North Shore Drive

Property facts

Price

$10,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

0.5 acres

County

Carbon County

Annual taxes

$475

Association fee

$830 monthly

MLS #

11959634

Description

Bidding starting at $10,000 per property. Online bidding closing at 6:00pm on Sunday, September 27th THE PRIVATE VIEW ADVANTAGE Located at 489 North Shore Drive, this unique "technical lakefront" property sits directly across the street from a legally non-buildable waterfront parcel. Your serene, panoramic water views and stunning Pocono sunsets are permanently protected! PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Size: Spacious 0.5-acre lot with excellent privacy. Freedom: Bring any builder and your own custom blueprints. Setting: Peace, mature nature, and clear water views. Please note, there is no community water or sewer; this property requires on-site utilities HOA: $830 Taxes: $475 FIVE-STAR COMMUNITY AMENITIES Enjoy 24/7 gated security and premium four-season amenities: Water: 5 lakes and pristine sandy beaches. Recreation: Indoor & outdoor pools, tennis, and basketball courts. Nature: Walking trails and playgrounds. Nearby: World-class skiing, hiking, golfing, and water parks. TAKE Action This is an absolute auction, no reserve. Don't miss this builder closeout opportunity. Grab your plans, bring your builder, and start living the lake life today!

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