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1403 Old Oak Trail, Panama City Beach, FL 32413

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Listed byScenic Sotheby's International Realty
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Overview

Highly desirable .66-acre homesite located within The Reserve, one of the most sought-after sections of Wild Heron, offered with an approved set of custom house plans designed to maximize the natural topography and mature vegetation. Originally held back by Greg Norman for its exceptional positioning and value, this special phase later became part of The St. Joe Company's acquisition of the golf course and remaining Norman-owned real estate. The sellers invested nearly $100,000 in thoughtfully designed plans, creating a rare opportunity to build immediately while preserving the beauty of the surrounding landscape. Wild Heron is a gated, rental-restricted coastal sanctuary spanning over 700 acres, known for its commitment to conservation, mature natural surroundings, and access to Lake Powell -- the largest coastal dune lake in North America. Residents enjoy resort-style amenities including a lakefront pool and spa, fitness center, walking trails, lakeside boardwalk, and boathouse pavilion, all within a private and tranquil setting just minutes from the Gulf Coast beaches.

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Basic info

Property type
Land
Lot size (acres)
0.65

Exterior features

Area amenities
Golf Course, Gated Community

Utilities

Sewer
Public sewer
Water
Public

Taxes

Tax Annual Amount (2025)
$4,347

Public schools

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Sourced from: Emerald Coast Association of REALTORS MLS®#: 996870

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