Sell your land in Flagler County, Florida on your terms
We buy vacant lots and acreage across Flagler County, from residential lots in Palm Coast to rural land around Bunnell. Tell us about it, with no agents or commissions.
- No commissions or listing fees
- We handle the survey and site checks
- Close with a licensed Florida title company
Selling land in Flagler County
Palm Coast was originally planned and platted as a large residential community, and many of its lots are still vacant and owned by people who bought years ago. West of I-95, Flagler County also has rural acreage around Bunnell, Espanola and Korona.
If that sounds like you, we make selling simple. We look up your parcel, check zoning, road access and utilities, and share what we can offer based on real sales nearby. You don't need to visit the property, clear it or find a buyer.
The Palm Coast lots, and how they came to be
Palm Coast started as a planned community. ITT began buying land here in 1968, and by 1975 it had sold more than 38,000 lots, mostly to buyers in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and the Midwest. Many of those lots were bought as a future retirement spot and never built on. Decades later, a lot of them are still owned by the original families, often by heirs who have never seen the land in person.
What affects what your Flagler County land is worth
In Palm Coast, the big questions are whether city water and sewer are available at the street, which section the lot is in, and whether it sits on a canal, a preserve or a busy road. The City of Palm Coast took over the water and sewer system in 2003, and service varies by area. West of I-95, around Bunnell and the county’s farm country, we look more at acreage, road frontage, zoning and wetlands.
Flagler County is approving big new projects, and impact fees for new homes have been rising. Our Flagler County 2026 guide explains what that means for lot owners.
Inherited a lot in Palm Coast?
That’s one of the most common stories we hear. If the lot is in a parent’s name, the title company will tell you what paperwork is needed, and in many cases it’s simpler than people expect. You can sell your Flagler County land for cash without traveling, listing it or cleaning it up first.
How it works
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Tell us about your land
Share the address or parcel ID. We look up the size, zoning and road access for you.
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Hear what we can offer
We review recent sales nearby and send a straightforward offer, with no pressure to accept.
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Close with a title company
If you accept, the title company handles the closing and pays you.
Common questions
Do you buy vacant lots in Palm Coast?
Yes. Send the lot address or parcel number and we'll review zoning, utilities and recent sales nearby before making an offer.
What if my lot is overgrown or has no water and sewer hookup?
That's fine. We buy land as is and account for site work in our offer, so you don't have to do anything first.
Do you charge any fees?
No. There are no commissions or fees for selling to us.
What if I owe back taxes?
That's common. Back taxes are usually paid off at closing from the sale proceeds, so you don't need to pay them first.
Curious what your land could be worth to us?
Call or text (863) 431-8644, or send your property details online.