6005 Adagio Lane, APOLLO BEACH, FL

About 6005 Adagio Lane

Under contract-accepting backup offers. Welcome to Symphony Isles, a jewel within Apollo Beach—a hidden gem where waterfront living meets luxury and value. Bring your own builder and build the home of your dreams. One of the last few remaining canal lots, this prime property offers quick direct Tampa Bay access, water frontage with its own private dock equipped with water and electricity plus a 16,000# boatlift—perfect for hitting the water at a moment's notice. The cleared, level property is almost 1/4 acre, includes existing fill to help meet safe elevation and code requirements, a private landscape irrigation well, street sidewalk in place, and mature landscaping including multiple palms, all which represent huge savings and will reduce building costs. Utilities are on-site, and you'll save over $20,000 in additional county building fees as compared to other lots and thanks to added value features, you'll save even more. Be sure to ask about the extreme value this lot represents with it's approximate $100,000 in additional on-site extras. By boat, enjoy easy access to Tampa Bay, Downtown Tampa, Tampa Riverwalk, Amalie Arena, fine eateries, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, and world-class beaches. With easy access to major highways and airports, convenience is unmatched. Residents also enjoy premium amenities including a private year-round heated community pool, clubhouse, sand beach with activities, and a boat ramp. This exclusive 24-hour guard-gated community is known for its upscale homes, stunning sunsets, and exceptional value. ** Note: There was a catastrophic fire to the previous home and it was completely removed to make way for a new owner's vision. The county tax value listed will be inaccurate until the county updates its records, the value includes the previous home which is no longer there. **Vacant land rarely has an address or lot number posted. There have been occasions when a buyer has closed on a property and determined, after the closing, that the property conveyed to the buyer was not the property the buyer had visually identified prior to signing the contract. It is the buyer’s responsibility to confirm the legal description of the property the buyer wants to purchase prior to the end of the contract Property Inspection Period. The best way to accomplish this is for the buyer to obtain a survey that depicts a physical immovable object on the property or adjacent to the property that irrefutably confirms the property identified in the survey is the property the buyer wants to purchase.

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