Bunnell land and property blog
Vacant land in Bunnell: dated photos of a parcel you rarely see
Plenty of people own a piece of land around Bunnell that they rarely see: a lot bought to build on later, acreage inherited from family, or a parcel held as an investment. With no house on it, nobody is there to notice what changes.
What changes on an empty parcel
- Grass, brush and saplings, which grow fast from June to September
- Trees that fall across the frontage or the fence line
- Water that stands in low spots after heavy rain
- Trash or debris left along the road frontage
- A gate or a stretch of fence that has come down
The road frontage
A photo set from the public road shows what passers by see: the frontage, the gate, any sign, the fence line and the start of a drive. It is also the view the neighbors and the county see.
The whole parcel from above
A drone video takes in the whole lot at once: the tree line, the open ground, standing water and the fence where one stands.
When land owners want photos
- Once or twice a year, to keep a dated record
- After a hurricane or a tropical storm passes through the county
- Before a sale, a listing or a meeting with a builder
- When a letter about mowing or debris arrives