Affordable Land for Sale! 0.41 Acres on Firetower Rd, Chipley, Florida

This one is 0.41 acre on Firetower Rd in Chipley, Florida, in Washington County. It fronts a paved road, it’s easy to locate on a map, and you don’t need $15,000 sitting in the bank to get started.

The cash price is $14,999.

Or, if paying cash isn’t the move right now, we have owner-financing options starting with $249 down.

Pretty simple.

A little more room than the typical small Florida lot

A lot of inexpensive Florida land you’ll find online is around a quarter acre.

This parcel is 0.41 acre, giving you a little more breathing room without jumping into the price range of a large acreage property.

The parcel is:

  • 0.41 acre

  • On Firetower Rd, Chipley, FL 32428

  • In Washington County

  • APN: 00000000-08-0541-0003

  • Accessed from a dirt road

  • Currently available for $14,999 cash, but we are open to offers

And because we know clicking through random land listings can sometimes feel like detective work, we also have the parcel map and Google Maps location available.

Why people keep looking at land around Chipley

Chipley is in Florida’s Panhandle, and this part of the state feels pretty different from the Florida most people picture.

It isn’t Miami. It isn’t Orlando. And you’re definitely not buying a tiny lot wedged between two brand-new subdivisions.

Washington County is still largely rural, with comparatively affordable land and plenty of buyers looking for a quieter part of Florida. Our Washington County buyer guide describes the area as a mix of rural living, small-town amenities, outdoor recreation, and relatively low land prices. 

That tends to appeal to people who want land without paying coastal Florida prices.

Some buyers are thinking about a future home.

Others simply like the idea of owning a piece of Florida and figuring out the rest later.

Either way, we think the first step should be understanding exactly what you’re buying instead of getting sold a big dream and discovering the details afterward.

What should you know before planning a home here?

This is the part of buying vacant land that matters more than a pretty photo.

Property records currently identify the parcel as residential/single-family. But Washington County directs buyers to its current Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map, Land Development Code, and parcel-specific Planning review when determining development requirements. The county specifically asks buyers to provide the parcel ID and describe their proposed development when requesting an official answer. 

So if you already know what you’d like to build, reach out!

00000000-08-0541-0003 is the parcel number, so you can verify your plans with the county before spending money on house plans, permits, septic work, or anything else.

That’s a lot less exciting than saying “build whatever you want!”

But it’s also the way we’d want someone to sell land to us.

What about water, sewer, and electricity?

Electricity: nearby
Water: private well needed
Sewer: septic needed

Those are useful starting points, but utility installation is something a buyer should price and verify for their particular building plans.

For example, “power nearby” doesn’t mean electricity is already connected to the lot. A utility provider may still need to determine the cost of bringing service to your future home.

Same deal with well and septic. A future owner would need the appropriate approvals and installation before using them.

Vacant land is simple in some ways, but these little details are where doing your homework pays off.

Owner financing on this Chipley property

Here are the current purchase options:

Cash: $14,999 (though, we are open to cash offers and creative offers too, try us!)

Or start with $249 down and choose from:

$319/month for 60 months
$382/month for 48 months
$486/month for 36 months

We like offering a few different terms because not everyone shops for land the same way.

Some people care most about the lowest monthly payment.

Some would rather knock the balance out faster.

And some just want the cash price and a deed.

No need to make that more complicated than it is.

Want to explore other payment options? Use this calculator to see what your payments would look like over a longer or shorter term, or with a higher down payment. No surprises.

Is this Firetower Rd lot worth taking a closer look at?

If you’ve been searching for land for sale in Chipley, FL, this is the kind of parcel we think is worth putting on your comparison list.

Not because we’re going to tell you it’s the greatest 0.41 acre in Florida.

We’re slightly biased anyway. :)

But it has a few practical things going for it: more than a quarter acre, paved-road access, a relatively low purchase price, and financing that doesn’t require coming up with the full $14,999 at once.

And you can actually pull up the parcel and look at where it sits before deciding whether it fits what you have in mind.

Want the map and full property details?

If you want to take a closer look at this 0.41-acre Firetower Rd property in Chipley, text us and we’ll send you the Google Maps pin, parcel information, and are happy to help answer any questions you may have! Or, help point you in the right direction.

Chloe & Evan
Paradise Parcels

Call or text: 727-537-9537
Email:info@paradiseparcels.com
Website:www.paradiseparcels.com

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