HALF ACRE WALTON COUNTY FL — AG ZONING | NO HOA | MOBILE HOMES ALLOWED

0.48 ACRES IN WALTON COUNTY — AG ZONING, NO HOA & MOBILE HOMES ALLOWED

Here's your chance to own 0.48 acres in DeFuniak Springs, Walton County, Florida. This parcel is made up of 8 platted lots in a historic, unrestricted rural subdivision with no HOA, a warranty deed, and annual taxes of only $39.

DeFuniak Springs is the county seat of Walton County in the Florida Panhandle, a town known for its historic downtown and the round, spring-fed Lake DeFuniak at its center. Whether you're planning to build, hold for the future, or create a rural getaway, this is an affordable entry point into Panhandle land ownership.

⛰️ Property Highlights

• Location: DeFuniak Springs, Walton County, FL

• Lot Size: 0.48 acres (approx. 20,908.8 sq ft), consisting of 8 platted lots (Lots 1-4 and 17-20, Block 7)
• Zoning: Agricultural General (AG) - Unincorporated Walton County
• Road Access: Dirt Road. The block runs from 6th Street (north boundary) to 5th Street (south boundary). Both are publicly dedicated but unmaintained county "paper streets."
• Utilities: Septic Needed, Well Needed
• HOA: None
• Taxes: $39.00 per year
• Setbacks: Front 20 ft | Rear 20 ft | Sides 7.5 ft
• Deed Type: Warranty Deed

🏡 Perfect For

✔️ Custom site-built home

✔️ Mobile or manufactured home

✔️ Cabin

✔️ Tiny home

✔️ Hobby farm or small-scale livestock (standard agricultural uses are permitted by right under AG zoning)

✔️ Land investment or long-term hold

🎣 Enjoy Everything the DeFuniak Springs Area Has to Offer

✅ Historic downtown DeFuniak Springs and Lake DeFuniak

✅ The white-sand Gulf beaches of South Walton along the Emerald Coast

✅ Fishing, boating, and outdoor recreation across the Florida Panhandle

✅ State parks and natural areas throughout Walton County

Important Property Information

Allowed use: Verified allowed uses are Homes, Mobile Homes, Manufactured Homes, Cabins, and Tiny Homes.

Mobile homes: Yes, mobile homes are allowed.

Utilities: Septic Needed and Well Needed. Public water and sewer are not stated as available, so a private well and septic system will be required. An environmental assessment/perc test is required for a private waste system.

Road access and Right-of-Way Opening Permit: The adjoining streets (6th Street and 5th Street) are dedicated to the public via Plat Book 3, Page 20, but they are unmaintained county "paper streets." Before any structural building permit is issued, or private well/septic installation is approved, the owner must obtain a "Right-of-Way Opening Permit" from Walton County Public Works to legally clear and grade a driveway path that meets standard emergency vehicle access widths.

Buildable: Physically buildable by size, subject to the approved Public Works Right-of-Way Opening Permit described above.

Impact fees: Estimated total of $8,369.77 due at permit issuance ($7,869.77 for general county infrastructure plus a $500 flat fire district safety fee).

RV living: Temporary/recreational use only. Permits are limited to 90-day increments (maximum of 2 per year) and require a minimum 0.5-acre threshold or an active primary residential building permit. Full-time RV living is not permitted.

Farm animals: Yes. Standard agricultural/livestock uses are permitted by right under the county AG classification.

HOA/restrictions: No HOA. The parcel is located in a historic, unrestricted rural platted subdivision.

Closing & Title Options

This property can close through a title company with title insurance for approximately $800–$1,200, or through Land Supplier’s in-house closing for $249. The buyer is responsible for performing their own due diligence and for paying all closing costs and title fees if choosing to close through a title company.