Under contract-accepting backup offers. New construction two-story home located at 15214 NW 133rd Terrace in Alachua with no HOA. This modern farmhouse-inspired home offers 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms with a functional layout designed for comfortable everyday living. The main level features an open floorplan connecting the living, dining, and kitchen areas, creating a bright and inviting space for entertaining and family gatherings. The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances featuring a refrigerator, range, microwave, and disposal along with ample cabinetry and workspace. Durable luxury vinyl plank flooring runs throughout the home for a clean, cohesive look that is both stylish and easy to maintain. All three bedrooms are located upstairs, including the primary suite along with two additional bedrooms and a full bathroom, while a convenient half bath is located on the main level for guests. Situated in Alachua with convenient access to Gainesville, I-75, and nearby amenities, this brand-new home is eligible for all financing types including FHA, VA, USDA, and conventional financing.
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Tina Walker352-231-3604,
ADVANCED REALTY SERVICES OF GAINESVILLE, INC352-373-3777
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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