Under contract-accepting backup offers. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL AND PRISTINE vacant land on NE Hwy 314. Price is reduced for quick sale. Conveniently located, 15 minutes from the City of Ocala, 1 minute from the Ocklawaha River and the Sharps Ferry bridge on Hwy 314. Great fishing along the banks of the river, which is accessible from a side road adjacent to the bridge. A very short distance to the Ocala National Forest and numerous lakes, and 1 mile from Hwy 40 to the north to go to the beautiful East Coast of Florida (Ormond/Daytona Beach - 40 Minute Drive). Land was never developed and has much wildlife, and consists of virgin native trees such as southern yellow pine and southern live oaks. Surrounding area is very sparsely populated, and consists mainly of tree forest production land, and large blueberry farms. Plenty of room to build your ideal homestead, in the serenity of the beautiful Florida landscape, yet close to town and major shopping, and lets not forget the world famous Daytona Beach. This property is being sold in addition to the bordering (similar) property located to the west of it, consisting of 3+ acres. You can buy both properties for a larger parcel of land, combined to close to 7 acres of land. Electric, telephone and high speed fiber optic internet are available and run along Hwy 314.
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John Ghannam352-207-7884,
PLATINUM HOMES AND LAND REALTY352-565-7555
Source: Stellar MLS,MLS#: OM727342Originating MLS: Ocala - Marion
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