$85k per lot???

Yes, if the lot does not include wetlands, I think that is a great price. Who do I contact to buy one?

Yes, if the lot does not include wetlands, I think that is a great price. Who do I contact to buy one?

No wet lands. All lots in this phase are high and dry.

are you offering individual lots at this price? or selling the entire development @ $85K per?

are you offering individual lots at this price? or selling the entire development @ $85K per?

Individual lots at 85k.

I think I know of this development. These are great prices!

sounds good but Peach Creek has that funk smell going on...anyone every notice that?...that's a big drawback in my book...:shock:

sounds good but Peach Creek has that funk smell going on...anyone every notice that?...that's a big drawback in my book...:shock:

Nope.

Most of the freshwater sources in SoWal have lots of dissolved sulfur that smells, especially after a big rain. Also, the swampy/marshy areas often smell of swamp gas (methane primarily). At Peach Creek you also have Alligators that might leave carcasses here and there, as do some of the residents on and around the creek, as well as lots of garbage around mobile homes.

At the end of Old Ferry Road is SoWal's only heavy industrial property. At present there are a couple of concrete plants there so there is a lot of noise and heavy truck traffic (dump trucks and concrete trucks). The zoning allows for heavier uses such as asphalt plants, chemical plants, incinerators, etc.

Most of the freshwater sources in SoWal have lots of dissolved sulfur that smells, especially after a big rain. Also, the swampy/marshy areas often smell of swamp gas (methane primarily). At Peach Creek you also have Alligators that might leave carcasses here and there, as do some of the residents on and around the creek, as well as lots of garbage around mobile homes.

At the end of Old Ferry Road is SoWal's only heavy industrial property. At present there are a couple of concrete plants there so there is a lot of noise and heavy truck traffic (dump trucks and concrete trucks). The zoning allows for heavier uses such as asphalt plants, chemical plants, incinerators, etc.

Peach Creek is big. What area has the carcasses? Also were are the trailers with trash. I have not seen that.

Most of the freshwater sources in SoWal have lots of dissolved sulfur that smells, especially after a big rain. Also, the swampy/marshy areas often smell of swamp gas (methane primarily). At Peach Creek you also have Alligators that might leave carcasses here and there, as do some of the residents on and around the creek, as well as lots of garbage around mobile homes.

At the end of Old Ferry Road is SoWal's only heavy industrial property. At present there are a couple of concrete plants there so there is a lot of noise and heavy truck traffic (dump trucks and concrete trucks). The zoning allows for heavier uses such as asphalt plants, chemical plants, incinerators, etc.

Sounds like an interesting place to live; I certainly hope you are not quoting from the developer's promotion brochure. What type of carcasses do the residents leave laying around? All that aside....does the developer provide the residents with a pontoon for transport?


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Hey thats a great price! How many are still available, I might be interested in purchasing the remainder...Please PM me with further details

If these are $85,000 per lot, I wonder how this will affect Freeport lot prices

If these are $85,000 per lot, I wonder how this will affect Freeport lot prices

We are starting to see this trend. Freeport has big concerns as SoWAl has lowered prices. Is this development ready to go. All infrastructure in, etc... If not, how are they selling? Are they selling preconstruct. I would be very interested in this project as long as I did not have to close before infrastructure is complete. The projection to completions seems to go on longer then the developer intended. Please Pm details. If I can close once everything is ready to build the day I close I would like one.

Most of the freshwater sources in SoWal have lots of dissolved sulfur that smells, especially after a big rain. Also, the swampy/marshy areas often smell of swamp gas (methane primarily). At Peach Creek you also have Alligators that might leave carcasses here and there, as do some of the residents on and around the creek, as well as lots of garbage around mobile homes.

At the end of Old Ferry Road is SoWal's only heavy industrial property. At present there are a couple of concrete plants there so there is a lot of noise and heavy truck traffic (dump trucks and concrete trucks). The zoning allows for heavier uses such as asphalt plants, chemical plants, incinerators, etc.

yeah...that could be it... ....that being said...it's still SoWal...and if i were looking for something...i'd probably jump on it...

Hey thats a great price! How many are still available, I might be interested in purchasing the remainder...Please PM me with further details

Property Description:
The first phase of this new subdivision will consist of 88 lots. The lot price is $85,000 which includes the water and sewer taps paid! If you thought you missed out on the real estate boom in Florida well here is your chance to get in. No build out time! Invest here or build and move in! The first phase will be completed with streets, curbing, lighting etc. You cannot find a better deal in South Walton county at this price for a completed neighborhood. Just minutes from the beach, Seaside, Watercolors and Rosemary beach. South of the bay this is a great opportunity. Buy one or buy all but hurry. These will not last long at this price!!

Peach Creek Community

Better hurry...like they've been saying for the past couple of years...they're not making anymore land and the prices will only go up.

Property Description:
The first phase of this new subdivision will consist of 88 lots. The lot price is $85,000 which includes the water and sewer taps paid! If you thought you missed out on the real estate boom in Florida well here is your chance to get in. No build out time! Invest here or build and move in! The first phase will be completed with streets, curbing, lighting etc. You cannot find a better deal in South Walton county at this price for a completed neighborhood. Just minutes from the beach, Seaside, Watercolors and Rosemary beach. South of the bay this is a great opportunity. Buy one or buy all but hurry. These will not last long at this price!!

Peach Creek Community

Better hurry...like they've been saying for the past couple of years...they're not making anymore land and the prices will only go up.

Your right, no more land and the prices will go up at $85k a lot. Are you in?

Hey thats a great price! How many are still available, I might be interested in purchasing the remainder...Please PM me with further details

Word has it that 66 remain.

Your right, no more land and the prices will go up at $85k a lot. Are you in?

Sounds like something Eric Estrada would say...I think I'll pass.




(A blast from the past TooTampa) ;-)

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Sounds like something Eric Estrada would say...I think I'll pass.




(A blast from the past TooTampa) ;-)

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You are brilliant...Where and how do you find this stuff? I must say I do not always agree with your take on things but you are as quick as they come!

http://www.fosterfollynews.com/home...02&PHPSESSID=401c44996627d26d768d5d9e8b200c93




Eric Estrada people just bought 7200 lots in SunnyHills, Washington County. Sunnyhills is about 14 miles from new airport. They will be selling in the 40s

Sounds like something Eric Estrada would say...I think I'll pass.




(A blast from the past TooTampa) ;-)

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Tooooooo late. They have already passed you by. Also Eric is just a sales man for real estate firms. He could not really afford to purchase.

Peach Creek is big. What area has the carcasses? Also were are the trailers with trash. I have not seen that.

Trailers: continue down Old Ferry Road.

Carcasses: Alligators and other wildlife are plentiful in most of the freshwater as well as brackish water creeks, lakes, etc in SoWal. As with all living things, the number of carcasses increases proportionately with the population. Unlike humans, though, they won't be all in one place.

I'm thinking that the smell, if there is one, might be coming from the Regional Utilities plant on the south side of 98, across from all the Barrett property. But it comes and goes.

I'm thinking that the smell, if there is one, might be coming from the Regional Utilities plant on the south side of 98, across from all the Barrett property. But it comes and goes.

I believe you're right about that. At night, they release methane gas from the sewer substation.

I believe you're right about that. At night, they release methane gas from the sewer substation.

Ya know...I'm not going to comment on this--it's just too easy.

Dear group, thanks so much for the input. Based on the comments and the amount of private mail I have received it seems that this a good deal. So having said that you can call direct to the source that told me about it and that source is 30-A Realty. Mickey Whitaker 231-5030 or Alice at the same number. Good luck and I am going to get mine!