lands with sea view for sale Bay County, United States

Discover this exceptional .68-acre premier B Lot in the gated community of Wild Heron and start imagining what’s possible. With 131 feet of frontage, this private, wooded homesite is high, flat and dry and located in an X flood zone, offering favorable building conditions with little, if any, fill potentially needed—an advantage that can help reduce site-preparation and building costs. There is ample room for a spacious one-level home with side-entry garage and circular drive, all positioned on a quiet side street backing to protected green space. No build-time requirement allows you to design and build at your own pace. Wild Heron continues to attract attention from those who appreciate the coastal lifestyle of 30A, but desire more space, privacy, and value. Just minutes from 30A, Rosemary Beach and Alys Beach, the community offers a more relaxed setting with thoughtfully planned homesites and quality custom-construction standards—without the 30A price premium. Centered around Lake Powell, the largest coastal dune lake in the country, Wild Heron offers an exceptional collection of amenities. Residents enjoy a lakeside pool and hot tub, lakefront fitness center, fire pit, playground, 24 miles of walking and biking trails, and a private lakefront boathouse and pavilion with fireplace and generous storage for kayaks and other water toys. Launch from the lake for a paddle toward the Gulf’s white-sand beaches or Camp Helen State Park. Community gatherings, concerts and movie nights on the green add to the welcoming neighborhood atmosphere, with pet stations throughout the community. Golf, tennis and clubhouse privileges are available through WaterSound membership. Envision you and your family in this private coastal retreat, whether is a second home or year-round residence. This is an opportunity to create something truly personal in one of Panama City Beach’s most distinctive communities—where space, privacy, nature and proximity to the Gulf come together. Buyer should verify all data and dimensions as measurements are approximate