1.5-Acre Coastal Opportunity - NO HOA & Just 2.3 Miles from Holden Beach! Builders, developers, and dream-home seekers—this is the property you've been waiting for! Located just minutes from Holden Beach, this 1.5-acre lot offers NO HOA, flexible zoning (Multi-Family Residential - Co-MR-3200), and endless possibilities. Whether you envision a private estate, a mini-farm, or a multi-unit development, this land is primed for your next big project! This Prime Location Lot Stands Out: being only 2.3 miles from Holden Beach and centrally positioned between Myrtle Beach, SC, and Wilmington, NC. The Multi-Family Zoning is Ideal for developers looking to build townhomes, duplexes, or rental units. This Land is Large & Versatile, measuring 364' x 168' x 349' x 199', with plenty of space for creativity and investment growth. For buildable area, the majority of the lot sits in an ''X'' flood zone (non-flood area), with only a small portion marked as moderate flooding (0.2 zone). There are No Costly HOA Restrictions - Bring your 4-wheelers, gardens, chickens, and big ideas without interference! Infrastructure & Utilities: Road Access & Easement - A 60' easement from Holden Beach Road leads to John T Holden Rd SW, continuing along the entire length of the property. An ''on your honor'' road fee of $120/year helps maintain this semi-private community road. Electricity Available is provided by Brunswick Electric BEMC. The County/Municipal Water Access is available through Brunswick County Public Utilities. Septic: The owner is willing to assist with a formal survey & perk test with an acceptable offer. There is an existing Well from 1987. Previously it was the main water source for the adjoining lot until 2023; and currently not in use. The Bonus Features: are a Single-Car Garage/Workshop - Conveying at no value but offers additional storage or workspace. There are Buried Power Lines: Currently running to the neighboring home. Vacant: Show Anytime. Call Us for More Information! The vacant lot has access to the ICW for fishing, clamming, and oysters (when authorized). Drone footage clearly shows this, especially in images where trails are visible. A right-of-way extends the road to the marsh for family access. In the past, we used golf carts, but now four-wheelers are common. You can drive or walk to the oyster shell bank along the ICW.