3205 NW 128th Ln, Gainesville, FL 32653

Seller will contribute $2000 towards closing costs with an acceptable offer. Discover the perfect blend of comfort and convenience in this fully renovated 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom block home, situated on a generous 1-acre lot. This residence shines with an array of updates, including a durable metal roof, adding both style and substance to its appeal. Inside, tile flooring spans the entire home, complemented by a tastefully designed tile backsplash, granite countertops, and modern stainless steel appliances in the kitchen. The open floor plan effortlessly connects the living spaces, while the split bedroom layout ensures privacy, with a spacious primary bedroom offering a peaceful retreat. Additionally, the air conditioning system is equipped with an antibacterial UV light filter for improved air quality. Outside, the property boasts both a welcoming front porch and a cozy back porch, perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings or hosting gatherings. The yard is not only expansive but also features a functional shed, providing ample storage or workshop space. This home is a haven of tranquility and functionality, ready to be cherished by its new owners. Ideally situated for both convenience and access, this is a mere 16-minute drive from the University of Florida (UF) and 19 minutes from Shands Hospital. Its strategic location combines the tranquility of rural living with the ease of access to premier educational and medical facilities. This home offers an ideal living situation for those affiliated with UF or Shands, providing a peaceful retreat that remains close to the heart of academic and healthcare excellence. Essential amenities like shopping and groceries are an 8-minute drive away, with schools within 18 minutes. Additionally, the home is 22 to 25 minutes from Celebration Pointe and Downtown Gainesville, with electricity supplied by Duke Energy. Please ask about out the list of updates to the home. Call and make an appointment for a private tour! Back on the Market! Buyer’s financing fell through.