Description
This beautiful and perfectly located lot is nestled in the pristine neighborhood of Straus Park.With a Southern exposure, corner lot, city water & sewer you will have the Mountain getaway feeling with the City perks.This 300 acre mountain village lies just two miles from downtown Brevard. Residents enjoy a wide variety of amenities including 35 acres of green space and 15 acres of meadow parks. The 6 acre lake offers opportunities for swimming, boating and lakeside lounging. Don't miss this one!
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