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LT Acreage (5 acres and up)

Florida acreage for sale

Room for animals, agricultural zoning and distance from the neighbors. The first question is whether it is high ground.

Parcels on the record
1
Acres
1.55
County
1

01 The short answer

Room for animals, agricultural zoning and distance from the neighbors. The first question is whether it is high ground. Every tract needs a well and septic, recorded legal access, and a power line that may be hundreds of feet away. Each parcel below shows its road, power and water as the seller lists them, with the source and date, and its soil series from the USDA soil survey.

02 On the market

1 parcel on DirtWise.

Aerials are illustrations, labeled on every card, not photos of the parcels. See the map

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  • Pending
  • Owner financed
  • Paved road

Putnam County, Palatka

1.55 acre lot in Palatka, Putnam County

$37,900 cash, or as low as $2,999 down and $745 a month at 0%

$24,452 per acre

  • RecordNot yet checked
  • FloodNot yet checked
  • ZoningNot yet checked
  • Soil2026-10-30
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03 Side by side

Parcel by parcel.

From each parcel's Ledger, with the source and date under every cell. A row that has not been pulled from the public record says so.

Acreage parcels compared on Road, Power, Water
ParcelRoadPowerWater
1.55 ac, Putnam County$24,452/acreS State Rd 19 (paved, state maintained)Seller's listing, goldenrp.land · as of 2026-10-27Clay Electric Cooperative or Florida Power & LightSeller's listing, goldenrp.land · as of 2026-10-27Well or cistern neededSeller's listing, goldenrp.land · as of 2026-10-27

04 Before you buy

What to check.

  1. 01

    Legal access

    A dirt track on a plat is not access. Confirm a recorded easement or a county maintained road before you price the land.

  2. 02

    Agricultural taxes

    Florida’s greenbelt law (s. 193.461, F.S.) taxes land on its farm use, but only for bona fide commercial agriculture, and only after you apply to the property appraiser by March 1.

  3. 03

    Where the flood zone sits

    Large tracts often include low ground. Check which part of the parcel the FEMA A or AE zone touches, not just the label on the listing.

Rules summarized as checked on the dates shown. Codes and statutes get amended. Confirm with the county and the agency named before you rely on them to buy.

05 Reading and tools

Read it, then run the numbers.

06 Other land types