Rare opportunity to acquire a ±9.5-acre privately held forest estate parcel in unincorporated Clermont. Surrounded by mature Florida pines exceeding 50 feet in height, the property features rolling elevation ranging from approximately 120' to 160', creating a unique setting with potential filtered views of Lost Lake to the north. Access is provided via a quiet private/shared road, offering a secluded and peaceful setting while remaining convenient to major roadways, shopping, dining, and growing residential communities. Lost Lake is a small, non-motorized lake located north of the property, providing a scenic natural backdrop without direct lake frontage. The parcel is zoned Urban Residential (R-6) with an Urban Low Future Land Use designation and is located in unincorporated Lake County with no HOA. The property is currently classified under AG/Timber use, resulting in low holding costs while preserving long-term flexibility. Portions of the property near the northern boundary contain environmental features, while substantial upland areas remain available for potential development, subject to applicable approvals. Whether envisioned as a private estate, custom home site, future development opportunity, or long-term land investment, this property offers a rare combination of acreage, privacy, natural beauty, and location. Buyer to verify zoning, land use, environmental conditions, building requirements, and development potential.
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