Wimauma, Florida House for Sale: 0.1-Acre Ayersworth Glen Parcel on Paved Road

For buyers looking in Wimauma, the key is not just whether the address looks right; it is whether the parcel, subdivision records, road access, utilities, taxes, flood exposure, and community rules all check out before an offer becomes binding.

This LandCentury property is 14819 Scottburgh Glen Drive, Wimauma, FL 33598 in Hillsborough County. It is identified as parcel U-29-31-20-B5R-000015-00017.0 with the legal description AYERSWORTH GLEN PHASE 3B LOT 16 BLOCK 15, a 0.1-acre / 4,356 sq ft lot, paved-road access noted, and a $349,000 cash price.

The structured data does not supply zoning, taxes, utilities, year built, bedrooms, bathrooms, HOA or CDD fees, or flood status. Treat those as required verification items through county records, seller disclosures, title work, inspections, and any governing community documents.

One of the supplied listing images for the Wimauma address; verify current condition through a showing and inspection.

Property snapshot

The strongest facts for this listing are the ones that make the property easy to identify and verify: address, parcel number, legal description, lot size, price, and access note.

Wimauma and Hillsborough County setting

General area context: Wimauma is in unincorporated Hillsborough County, so many due-diligence questions flow through county systems rather than a separate city office. County parcel, zoning, flood, water resources, tax, and permitting resources are the practical starting points for a buyer.

Parcel-specific context: the supplied records place the property at 14819 Scottburgh Glen Drive in the Ayersworth Glen Phase 3B subdivision, Lot 16 Block 15. That recorded-subdivision context is helpful, but it also means buyers should confirm any HOA, CDD, architectural, rental, parking, or use restrictions before relying on assumptions.

Utility context is general, not parcel-specific: county water resources information applies broadly to unincorporated Hillsborough County, but the listing data does not state whether this property is connected to county water, sewer, septic, reclaimed water, or another arrangement.

Gallery image from the property listing; review it alongside the full image set, disclosures, and inspection findings.

Buyer fit for this Wimauma house listing

Because this is a house/building-category listing rather than raw acreage, the best way to think about fit is through occupancy, lending, insurance, inspections, and community rules. The supplied data confirms the address, lot size, price, parcel number, legal description, and road-access note; it does not confirm the structure’s year, room count, condition, utilities, or restriction package.

Potential use as a residence, rental, second home, renovation project, or hold depends on zoning, permits, title, inspection results, insurance, access, water, sewer or septic, utilities, HOA or CDD rules, deed restrictions, and any lender requirements.

• Owner-occupant candidate for a buyer who wants a Wimauma address in a recorded subdivision and will verify condition, insurance, HOA or CDD obligations, utilities, and taxes before closing.
• Third-party-financed purchase candidate if the buyer’s lender accepts the property condition, title, appraisal, insurance profile, and any community restrictions.
• Rental or long-term hold candidate only after confirming zoning, HOA rules, lease limits, local licensing, insurance costs, taxes, and achievable rents independently.
• Renovation or improvement candidate only if inspection findings, permit history, setback rules, utility capacity, contractor estimates, and community approvals support the intended work.

Due diligence checklist before making an offer

Start with parcel U-29-31-20-B5R-000015-00017.0 and match the address and legal description across county records, seller documents, title work, and any contract package. Then work through the items that can change cost, use, financing, or insurability.

Financing notes for this listing

The listing shows a $349,000 cash price and no owner-finance terms in the structured data. Buyers planning to use a mortgage, bridge loan, or other third-party financing should get lender approval that is specific to this property, not just a general preapproval.

For a house in a recorded subdivision, lenders and insurers may care about appraisal support, condition, title, HOA or CDD obligations, flood zone, insurance availability, and any permit or repair issues uncovered during due diligence.

• Will the lender finance this property type and condition at the proposed price?
• Does the appraisal support the contract price and community context?
• Are HOA, CDD, insurance, flood, and tax obligations acceptable under the loan program?
• Does the loan require repairs, permits, inspections, or documentation before closing?

Questions buyers may ask about this property and area

Bottom line

14819 Scottburgh Glen Drive is a clearly identifiable Wimauma listing: parcel number, legal description, lot size, county, price, and paved-road access are all supplied, which makes initial research more straightforward.

The real work is in what is not supplied. Zoning, taxes, utilities, HOA or CDD obligations, flood status, permit history, year built, bedroom and bathroom count, and condition should be verified before you write or finalize an offer.

If the records, inspection results, insurance, and financing all align with your plans, this listing is worth a closer look; if any one of those items is uncertain, make the offer contingent on resolving it.