
Buildable waterfront land across Northeast Florida with no HOA design committee — design the home you actually want, on the water you actually want.
Building your own home on the water in Florida is one of the best decisions a buyer can make — and one of the easiest to get wrong. The lot you fall in love with on Google Maps may be in a high-velocity flood zone, may not perc for septic, or may have setbacks that shrink your buildable area to nothing.
Katheryn helps buyers identify no-HOA waterfront lots that are actually buildable, then connects you with builders, lenders, and marine contractors who know how Northeast Florida waterfront construction works.
Call or email directly — no forms, no waiting list. You'll hear back personally.
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Five things, in order: FEMA flood zone and base flood elevation, septic feasibility (perc test), well water quality nearby, Army Corps & state rules for any future dock, and county setbacks from the water. We help you check all five before you commit.
Plan on 14–24 months from offer to move-in: 2–4 months for due diligence and closing, 3–6 months for design and permitting (waterfront adds time), then 10–14 months of construction. Hurricane season and FEMA changes can stretch this.
On true no-HOA parcels, almost always yes — subject only to Florida building code and your county's zoning. This is one of the biggest reasons buyers seek out no-HOA land in the first place.
Yes. We work with local construction lenders who understand waterfront builds, and custom builders experienced with elevated foundations, dock-and-bulkhead work, and coastal wind/flood codes.

I came to real estate the way most good things happen — through a season of change. After years as a nurse I took a dive into real estate, found my passion, and never looked back.
I'm a wife, a mom, and true Florida Girl. I've lived in Northeast Florida for over 30 years.
When you work with me, you get someone who answers her phone, tells you the truth, and fights for your best outcome — every single time. Full service isn't a marketing line. It's how I work.