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More from Homes StoriesSuccessfully marketing and selling vacant land requires a broker to have an extensive background in new home development.
Years of experience on a local level is usually required to be able to match the right buyer with a particular parcel. Nona Green of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage has represented the seller and or buyer in the majority of sales of vacant land in the custom area of the West Los Angeles County known as Old Agoura.*
In an area known for intricate zoning and building codes, Green draws from nearly two decades of experience selling vacant lots. Since the Old Agoura area is one of only a handful of equestrian zoned neighborhoods, the fact that she herself is an avid horsewoman and a homebuilder has lent valuable insight into the integrity of the construction ordinances.
Green is representing for sale one of the last large parcels of vacant land in Old Agoura. Located adjacent Chesebro National Park, the 6.5 area lot has ample level land for a serious equestrian facility.
Approved plans for a 7,200 square foot architectural masterpiece are included with the purchase.
The asking price is $2,550,000. All reasonable offers will be considered.
For more information, call Green at (818) 426-2292.
*(Data complied from the Conejo Valley Association of Realtors)
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