Parcel ID 41110880001 and Parcel ID 41110240007 consist of two adjoining tracts totaling approximately 5.62 acres in Collier County. The parcels measure approximately 4.48 acres and 1.14 acres and are being offered together as a combined property. Located at the end of a paved public road, the property benefits from a dead end setting with no through traffic beyond the site. Access is provided by a paved road that runs directly to the front of the property. Electrical service is available at the...Parcel ID 41110880001 and Parcel ID 41110240007 consist of two adjoining tracts totaling approximately 5.62 acres in Collier County. The parcels measure approximately 4.48 acres and 1.14 acres and are being offered together as a combined property. Located at the end of a paved public road, the property benefits from a dead end setting with no through traffic beyond the site. Access is provided by a paved road that runs directly to the front of the property. Electrical service is available at the road frontage, offering convenient access for future connection subject to utility provider requirements. The combination of paved access and nearby power may assist with planning for permitted improvements, subject to county regulations and approvals. A DEP report indicates that almost all of the acreage is classified as uplands. Buyers are encouraged to review all available documentation and verify environmental conditions, land use regulations, and permitting requirements with the appropriate local and state agencies. All acreage figures and environmental classifications should be independently confirmed during due diligence. The land is characterized by a natural setting that includes mature oak trees, pine trees, and cabbage palms dispersed throughout the property. Existing native vegetation provides shade and contributes to a wooded landscape. The mixture of uplands and established tree growth may offer flexibility for site planning, subject to Collier County regulations and required approvals. The total 5.62 acres provide space for a range of potential uses allowed under current zoning and Collier County guidelines. The configuration of two separate parcel numbers may offer additional planning considerations for future use, subject to county approval and compliance with subdivision and development standards. The dead end road location reduces pass through traffic and results in limited vehicle activity in the immediate area. This positioning may appeal to those seeking a property with minimal roadway exposure compared to parcels located along primary corridors. The property is situated within driving distance of Naples, which provides access to shopping, dining, medical facilities, and employment centers. It is also accessible to Immokalee and other areas within the county. This offering includes two contiguous parcels totaling 5.62 acres, paved road frontage, available power at the road, mature oak and pine trees, cabbage palms, and a DEP report indicating predominantly uplands. Prospective buyers should conduct their own inspections and verify zoning, environmental status, flood zone designation, and development standards with the appropriate authorities. All information is believed to be accurate but should be independently verified by the buyer.