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A flag lot is a type of lot configuration where the buildable portion sits behind another lot and is accessed by a narrow strip of land—like a flag on a pole.
ZOP Translation: Imagine a house hiding behind another house, only reachable by a skinny driveway that feels like it was added as an afterthought. It’s basically the introvert of lot layouts—keeps to itself, doesn’t like attention, but still technically part of the party.