Hobson Ln, De Leon Springs, FL 32130 - Volusia County

Unlock the potential of this 19,000 sq ft corner lot in the serene and growing Volusia County, Florida. Nestled at the intersection of Johnson Lake Rd (85 ft of frontage) and Hobson Ln (290 ft of frontage), this flat and open land offers ample space for agricultural activities or creating your ideal homestead.

Property Highlights:

Prime Location: Quiet, rural Volusia County, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of city life

Generous Size: 19,000 sq ft of flat land with abundant road frontage for easy access

Access: 85 ft of road frontage on Johnson Lake Rd and 290 ft on Hobson Ln

Terrain: Perfectly flat, ideal for farming, agriculture, or starting your dream homestead

Zoning: Non-conforming in the Prime Agriculture Zoning District, currently zoned for agriculture.

Why Its a Great Buy:

Ideal for Agriculture Whether youre interested in farming or starting an agricultural business, this land provides the space and zoning to bring your plans to life

Opportunity to Build With the right variance, you can build your dream home or structures to match your vision in this tranquil area

Rural Serenity Experience peace and privacy on a quiet lot with ample road frontage, allowing you to enjoy the country life without sacrificing accessibility

Long-Term Investment Potential Positioned in an up-and-coming area of Volusia County, this lot is perfect for buyers who want to invest in agricultural land with room to grow

Whether youre looking to establish an agricultural project, build a custom home, or invest in vacant land with growth potential, this property offers endless possibilities. Seize the opportunity to make your vision a reality in beautiful Volusia County!

Attractions

Walking distance to Lake Clifton and Lake Dias

5-minute drive to McInnis Elementary DeLeon and De Len Springs State Park

15-minute drive to DeLand

30-minute drive to Blue Spring State Park

40-minute drive to Daytona Beach

Zoning

The lot is situated in the Prime Agriculture zoning district but is currently non-conforming. Agricultural activities are permitted, and buildings or structures can be constructed once a variance for the front setback is approved. This variance would apply to both road-facing sides of the property.