Where we buy · Lehigh Acres, FL
Sell Your Lehigh Acres Lot for Cash — In Any ZIP Code, In Any Condition
Quarter-acre, half-acre, corner lot, cleared or overgrown, with utilities or without — we buy vacant lots across all of Lehigh Acres, directly from owners, with no agents and no fees. Close remotely from anywhere in the country.
The backstory
100,000+ Lots, Sold Across America
Lehigh Acres is one of the largest pre-platted communities in the United States. Starting in the 1950s, the Lehigh Acres Development Corporation carved roughly 60,000 acres of Lee County pasture east of Fort Myers into a grid of more than 100,000 quarter-acre and half-acre lots — then sold them across the country through installment plans, magazine ads, and dinner-party sales pitches, often for a few dollars down and a few dollars a month.
The roads were graded and the canals were dug, but most of the lots were never built on. Decades later, a huge share of Lehigh Acres is still vacant land — owned by the original buyers' children and grandchildren, most of whom live nowhere near Florida.
If that's you, you already know the frustrating part: these lots are genuinely hard to sell retail. At any moment there are thousands of nearly identical lots for sale, many parcels sit outside the water and sewer service area, and the commission on a modest lot is too small for most agents to take the listing seriously. We buy Lehigh Acres lots directly, for cash, so you can stop paying taxes on a lot your family bought sixty years ago.
Full coverage
We Buy Lots in Every Lehigh Acres ZIP Code
Wherever your lot sits on the Lehigh Acres grid, it's in our buying area:
A few parcels on the far west edge carry the Fort Myers ZIP code 33905 — we buy those too.
Any lot, any condition
What We Buy in Lehigh Acres
If it's a vacant lot on the Lehigh grid, we want to look at it:
Standard quarter-acre lots
The classic Lehigh Acres parcel — 80 × 135 feet, sold by the tens of thousands in the 1950s and 60s.
Half-acre & corner lots
Larger and corner parcels are often the first ones builders look for — they get researched the same way, with the premium reflected in the offer.
With or without utilities
Inside or outside the water and sewer service area, cleared or overgrown, dry or in a flood zone — condition affects price, not whether we'll buy.
Unit / block / lot descriptions
Old Lehigh deeds describe lots by unit, block, and lot number. Send us whatever your paperwork says — we'll match it to the county records.
Good to know
Finding Your Lot — and Selling It From Anywhere
Lee County identifies every parcel with a STRAP number — a code like 27-44-26-L4-12345.0060 that encodes the section, township, and range your lot sits in. You'll find it on any Lee County tax bill, or by searching your name on the Lee County Property Appraiser's website, which lists the folio number and full legal description for every parcel in Lehigh Acres.
Have the STRAP number? Great — put it in the form below. Don't have it? That's fine too. A name, an old deed, or a tax bill is enough for us to locate the lot and start our research.
From there, the sale follows our standard three-step process: we send a written cash offer within 24 hours, and if you accept, a licensed title company in Lee County handles the title search, clears any back taxes or liens from the proceeds, and records the deed. You sign in front of a notary near your home and get paid by check or wire — most owners never set foot in Florida. Selling land elsewhere in the state? See our Florida land buying page.
Lehigh Acres questions
Selling a Lehigh Acres Lot — Frequently Asked Questions
I don't know exactly where my Lehigh Acres lot is — can you still make an offer?
Yes. This is one of the most common situations we see. If you have a deed, a tax bill, or even just the name on the account, we can locate the parcel through Lee County records, confirm the unit, block, and lot, and research it from there. You don't need to know the street address — many Lehigh Acres lots don't have one yet.
My lot has no city water or sewer — will you still buy it?
Yes. Large portions of Lehigh Acres are outside the utility service area, and homes there are built with wells and septic systems. Lots without water or sewer hookups are exactly the kind of parcel we buy — utilities affect the offer amount, not whether we'll make one.
I've been paying taxes on my Lehigh Acres lot for decades — is it worth anything?
Almost certainly yes. Lehigh Acres has grown into one of the larger communities in Southwest Florida, and vacant building lots there sell every week. What a specific lot is worth depends on its location, size, road access, utilities, and flood zone — which is exactly what we research before sending a written offer. Requesting the offer is free, and you're never obligated to accept.
Do you buy half-acre and corner lots too?
Yes. We buy the standard quarter-acre Lehigh Acres lot, half-acre lots, corner lots, oversized parcels, and adjoining pairs. Corner lots and half-acre parcels are often more sought after by builders, and that's reflected in our research and our offer.
How do I find my Lehigh Acres parcel or STRAP number?
Look at any Lee County tax bill — the parcel's STRAP number is printed on it, in a format like 27-44-26-L4-12345.0060. You can also search your own name on the Lee County Property Appraiser's website to find the folio and legal description. If you can't find it, send us what you have and we'll track the parcel down.
Free & no obligation
Get a Cash Offer on Your Lehigh Acres Lot
Send us your STRAP number, an old deed's unit/block/lot, or just your name as it appears on the Lee County tax bill. We'll research the lot against real Lehigh Acres sales and send a written offer within 24 hours — accepting it is entirely up to you.
Get Your Free Cash Offer
Tell us about your Lehigh Acres lot. We'll send a written, no-obligation offer within 24 hours.