LAND FOR SALE IN GRANT-VALKARIA, HORSES, CAMPING, BOATING, BEACH - EXCLUSIVE HOMES

GRANT-VALKARIA, Florida - Welcome to my Grant-Valkaria real estate page. If horseback riding is your thing, you are in the right place. This article is your introduction to the unique town of Grant-Valkaria, Brevard County, Florida  and the twenty 1.4 Acre agricultural - residential properties I am offering for sale. Do you love horses, the beach and unlimited acres of pastures and woodlands? Want to live in equestrian heaven? Click the Tax Account Numbers under LAND FOR SALE on the right side of this page to view specific information. I will be adding more lots periodically.

Go to http://www.brevardpropertyappraiser.com/asp/real_search.asp?SearchBy=   and search for owner FRANKLIN PROPERTY RESEARCH. Here you will find info and photos showing 37 Agricultural - Residential parcels. Click on the "Map all Properties" button at the top of the page to see all. Many of these 1.4 Acre parcels are adjoining so those will only be sold together. This is horse country and very private. An equestrian community with thousands of open acres for riding is a special place. A few properties are on paved roads, the others are on full-access right-of-ways which means no permission from adjacent landowners needed to build a road. Until a road goes to the property, you can put up a barn, stable, security trailer, etc. but not a residence. Nowhere in Florida can you find so many acres of woods, pastures, lakes, etc. as Grant-Valkaria that is only 15 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. This town is very restrictive toward any type of commercial development. Most of the roads you see on this map aren't even built yet. Also, The State of Florida Nature Conservancy purchased fully half of all available land in Grant-Valkaria (Average price paid was $35K per 1.4 Acre parcel), insuring a pristine area in perpetuity.

Grant-Valkaria has two primary paved roads that run east to west; Valkaria Rd. and Grant Rd. Excluding subdivisions, all other paved and unpaved roads, which were also only right-of-ways a few years ago, run north and south. These mostly oyster-shell roads were created by property owners who built beautiful homes on their lots and as more people farther along the right-of-ways desired homes, the roads were extended. This is how the Grant/Valkaria area is being developed. It is a very tight knit community that prides itself on two things: horses and privacy. There is a wonderful small town feeling here that the residents have succeeded in preserving. Crime is virtually non-existent. In fact, Grant-Valkaria was recently incorporated in 2009 so as not to get swallowed up by an adjacent, more densely developed town. Real estate values have remained high, even during these tough economic times. On February 26th and 27th is the Grant Seafood Festival whose proceeds go toward a college scholarship fund for the town's children.

Brevard County is on the East Coast of Florida. Its principal cities are Titusville, Cape Canaveral, Merritt Island, Cocoa Beach and Melbourne. Grant-Valkaria is in the Southeastern portion of the county and stretches from the Indian River west to the area around Interstate 95. South of Brevard County is Indian River County whose principal cities are Vero Beach and Sebastian. It is about 15 minutes to the beach, 30 minutes to the airport and 1 hour and 15 minutes to Orlando’s Disney World and other attractions.

My properties are priced from $5K for a remote 1.4 Acre lot, to $75K for a 5.6 Acre parcel on Grant Road. The property shown on the left is 1.3 Acres at 2620 Grant Road, priced at $25K. Note all of the open land behind it. Buy all thirty-six 1.4 Acre pieces for $725K. Yes, I will hold the note.

Call 772-359-4300 for more information about these real estate opportunities or if you have questions about the area.

Grant-Valkaria, it's like nowhere else in Florida.

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Revised 09/28/2012