Welcome to your slice of country solitude! This wooded 1-acre lot comes with a sewer allocation already in place so no septic headaches here. You’ll just need to add a well… unless, of course, you discover one hiding on the property. (The county has no records, but there’s an old house/structure tucked in the trees, so who knows what secrets it holds.) The sewer is serviced by a grinder pump, so when it’s time to connect, you’ll need to purchase the pump and pay the associated hookup fees. For the detail-oriented: This exact address is: Map 51. Grid 4A. Parcel 321. This should not be confused with Parcel 85 next door (the one with the trailers). The GIS map still needs updating, so don’t be surprised if the online version looks a little flip-flopped. The county currently charges a $95.72/quarter Vacant Lot Fee to maintain your sewer allocation until you’re ready to build but be sure to call and verify. When it's all said and done, picture this: you wrap up work, hop in the car, and within minutes you’re cracking into steamed crabs at Waterman’s Crab House, grabbing drinks at Harbour Shack, or watching the sunset from Blue Heron Oyster House & Inn. If you’re feeling adventurous, Passages Bar & Grill and a few other local spots are just around the corner. And for the water lovers? Marinas, winding creeks, and public landings are all nearby with Allen’s Landing only three minutes away. Launch the boat, drop a crab pot, or just breathe in that salty breeze. This is what “living close to the water†really means. Bring your boots, your imagination, and maybe a sense of adventure because this isn’t just land, it’s a little mystery in the making. If you’re unsure who to call at the county, your agent can find the numbers in the Agent Remarks, or you can reach out to me directly and I’ll point you in the right direction.