High and Dry, Flood Zone X, water, sewer, and power at the road. Survey in hand. 1150 Cove Pointe Dr is ready to build on! This .199-acre homesite sits on a quiet interior street in Cove Pointe, a small single-family community on Watson Bayou. Owners share a private day dock -- from there you're into St. Andrews Bay and out to the Gulf with no overhead obstructions along the way. There's real history on this ground. It was Cove Gardens, built in the early 1940s as the only military housing in Bay County. When the Air Force released it, an act of Congress routed the sale through the City so the proceeds would go back to Tyndall, and the City wrote the development rules itself, low density, protect the trees. That's why the oaks are still standing. The developer removed all 133 units, restored the site, and put in new roads, utilities, drainage, and the community dock. Fifty-eight lots in all, completed in 2006. HOA dues are $700 a year. Minimum build is 1,800 heated and cooled square feet, with a two-car garage and architectural review. In-ground pools are permitted. Short-term rentals are not, so this is a neighborhood people live in. A community park, named for one of the original partners, is planned and not yet built. Downtown Panama City's waterfront district is minutes by car or golf cart. Restaurants, Marinas, St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club, and Bay Medical are all close. Survey, covenants, and design guidelines available on request. Schedule your showing today!

High and Dry, Flood Zone X, water, sewer, and power at the road. Survey in hand. 1150 Cove Pointe Dr is ready to build on! This .199-acre homesite sits on a quiet interior street in Cove Pointe, a small single-family community on Watson Bayou. Owners share a private day dock -- from there you're into St. Andrews Bay and out to the Gulf with no overhead obstructions along the way. There's real history on this ground. It was Cove Gardens, built in the early 1940s as the only military housing in Bay County. When the Air Force released it, an act of Congress routed the sale through the City so the proceeds would go back to Tyndall, and the City wrote the development rules itself, low density, protect the trees. That's why the oaks are still standing. The developer removed all 133 units, restored the site, and put in new roads, utilities, drainage, and the community dock. Fifty-eight lots in all, completed in 2006. HOA dues are $700 a year. Minimum build is 1,800 heated and cooled square feet, with a two-car garage and architectural review. In-ground pools are permitted. Short-term rentals are not, so this is a neighborhood people live in. A community park, named for one of the original partners, is planned and not yet built. Downtown Panama City's waterfront district is minutes by car or golf cart. Restaurants, Marinas, St. Andrews Bay Yacht Club, and Bay Medical are all close. Survey, covenants, and design guidelines available on request. Schedule your showing today!