3221 Lady Palm Way, North Port, FL 34288
Single family property built in 2012 with 3,686 sq ft of living area on a 0.32-acre lot in North Port, Sarasota County. Facts below come from the county property appraiser's public record.
County just value (tax roll) — not a market value
$564,100
County assessed value (tax roll)
$453,064
Living area
3,686 sq ft
Lot size
0.32 acres (13,856 sq ft)
Year built
2012
Land use
Single family
FEMA flood zone
Not on file yet
County
Sarasota County, FL
Parcel ID
fl-68-1141131310
At a glance
- Who owns 3221 Lady Palm Way?
- Sarasota County property records list DAVENPORT JULIUS D as the owner of record.
- What is the county just value of 3221 Lady Palm Way?
- $564,100 on the Sarasota County tax roll (as of January 1). Just value is the property appraiser's figure for property taxes — not a market value.
- What is the parcel ID?
- fl-68-1141131310 (Sarasota County).
Current owner
- DAVENPORT JULIUS D
Owner contact info
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See plansMore on Lady Palm Way
- 3205 Lady Palm Way $475K · built 2012
- 3206 Lady Palm Way $527K · built 2007
- 3232 Lady Palm Way $624K · built 2006
- 3237 Lady Palm Way $690K · built 2019
- 3238 Lady Palm Way $671K · built 2022
All 6 properties on Lady Palm Way · ZIP 34288 (North Port). Values are county just values (tax roll), not market values.
Nearby properties
- 3318 Bailey Palm Ct, North Port $490K · built 2004
- 3237 Lady Palm Way, North Port $690K · built 2019
- Bailey Palm Ct, North Port
- 3205 Lady Palm Way, North Port $475K · built 2012
- 3238 Lady Palm Way, North Port $671K · built 2022
- 3304 Bailey Palm Ct, North Port $411K · built 2006
- 3206 Lady Palm Way, North Port $527K · built 2007
- 3232 Lady Palm Way, North Port $624K · built 2006
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Source: Florida Department of Revenue parcel roll; data refreshed Jun 30, 2026. Values are county tax-roll figures, not appraisals. How to read these values · Data sources