6025 SW 250th St, Newberry, FL 32669

PROPERLY UPDATED home on a shy 1 acre* with 9.2 acres for sale behind you and over 300 acres of the neighbor's farmland out the front door in an area with a 5 acre minimum (this lot is grandfathered). Privacy and tranquility. NO HOA! 30 Amp RV Hookup on new gravel parking pad (and new driveway) Fenced yard with room for your RV, boat, utility trailer, AND room to play! Outbuilding is approx 14x30 feet with an additional overhang of about 8 feet. Not a flip! I updated this home for me, to my exacting standards, starting in January 2022. All new toilets, vanities, paint, flooring (Armstrong Rigid Core luxury vinyl plank throughout, except for Mohawk Smartstrand Silk carpet in the bedrooms), kitchen, floor plan, roof, gutters, attic insulation, and the list goes on. HVAC new in 2020, new septic drainfield in 2019 plus one new line added in 2024. CFEC for electrical, your own well for water - so LOW utility costs. Fiber optic is available through 2 companies, and Starlink satellite works well here (the equipment for Starlink is mine and will not stay). There is a directv satellite dish that will stay, and the coax cable is in the great room for your convenience. *This lot was established as one square acre, and was listed as such on official property records for years - but that 1 acre legal description included a 40 foot easement out front, for the road and utilities. A few years ago, the easement was apparently changed to ownership by someone else (the government?), the lot size was shrunk by that 40 feet, and the tax liability was reduced proportionately. So the legal description for this property is no longer 1 acre, even though the realities of living on the property are unchanged since its establishment (tho lower taxes). With the surrounding areas being undeveloped (with a 5 acre minimum anyway), this 0.82 acres feels like 400. It is fair that folks looking for an acre have an opportunity to become aware of this offering, rather than let the algorithim weed it out. RENOVATION DETAILS: Before my time: New Well -- Jan 2008 New Septic Drainfield – October 2019 New HVAC Heat Pump System – November 2020 Since my purchase in December 2021: Structural Engineer Consult – Dec 2021, Driscoll Engineering New Roof – Feb 2022, Mac Johnson Roofing New Gutters – April 2022, American Gutters New Mohawk Smartstrand Silk carpet in bedrooms – May 2022 New Windows Installed – May 2022, Home Depot (dual pane Low E) New Exterior Doors – Dec 2022, Dormeyer’s in High Springs Remodel Masonry work – Dec 2022, M&M Masonry New Kitchen and related – Aug 2022 thru Feb 2023 Kempton and Self Plumbing Archer Electrical Preston Link Electrical Cabinet Factory of Ocala Cosentino USA (Dekton Countertops) New Well Pump – April 2023, Archer Pump Service Armstrong Vantage Rigid Core LVP Flooring – Jan 2024 Septic Drainfield Correction and add 5th Drainline* – April 2024 New fence across the back property line – April 2024 Completed attic insulation upgrade – May 2024 New Hall Bathtub – April 2025 New Water Heater – March 2026 *Curious about the drainfield “correction?” In dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s on this property, I realized that the 2019 drainfield crossed my property line into my neighbor’s land. It was ridiculous how hard it was to convince the 2019 contractor, AND the county health department – which had signed off on the 2019 drainfield – to get their fannies out here. Once they did, their screw-up was obvious even to them. So, in April 2024 they pumped my tank, removed the excess drain line lengths from my neighbor’s property, and added a fifth drain line within my parcel. So, the 2019 errors resulted in a free pumping of the tank, an inspection of the current lines (just fine!), and the addition of a 5th drain line that adds years to the life of the system (per the county health inspector).