Description

This 8.32 acre property consists of 2 adjoining parcels with a right-of-way splitting them down the middle. It is an opportunity to own rural acreage in a growing area of Geneva, FL in Seminole County. This property offers space, freedom, privacy, and long term value. Geneva is known for its wide open land, and quick access to Oviedo, Lake Mary, and Sanford while still feeling worlds away from crowded neighborhoods.

A-5 zoning allows horses, cattle, goats, and similar animals, Agricultural operations, Barns and accessory farm structures. Large parcels in this area appeal to families who want room to spread out, store equipment, enjoy outdoor hobbies, and build exactly what they want without HOA restrictions. These parcels support custom homes, gardens, barns, workshops, and small scale agricultural use. With the Econ River and miles of natural surroundings nearby, the area is also ideal for anyone who enjoys fishing, kayaking, hiking, hunting, or having wildlife as part of daily life.

As of this listing date, all 3 schools in this Seminole County district are A rated schools. Low crime rates, and limited supply of acreage make Geneva a strong long term investment. Land here holds its value because it’s protected by low density planning, and consistently in demand among buyers seeking privacy without sacrificing convenience.

For builders, the property presents a strategic opportunity. 20 years ago the current owner started work to subdivide the property into eight 1-acre parcels. Time got away so this was never complete however the surveys with proposed plats are available upon request. If buyer wishes to pursue these revised plats they will need to work with the county to change zoning from A-5 to A-1. BUYER WILL NEED TO DO THEIR DUE DILIGENCE ON ZONING AND SUBDIVIDING.

Whether you’re a homeowner looking for space, an investor seeking a land asset with long term upside, or a builder exploring a niche with high demand, this property checks every box. Opportunities like this don’t come around often in Seminole County.

Please note that only +/-one hundredth of this property is flood zone A.