3773 SW Herlong St, Fort White, FL 32038

Description

Nearly 10 acres of North Florida living, already set up and ready for someone with a vision. Located on a paved road near Fort White and Ichetucknee Springs, this 9.58-acre property offers the space, privacy, mature trees, and established infrastructure that can take years and significant expense to create from raw land.

The existing 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence is currently habitable and provides the opportunity to move onto the property now while updating and improving it over time. A private well, septic system, electrical service, fencing, and established homesite are already in place. The property also includes a storage shed with electrical service, providing valuable space for tools, equipment, hobbies, or workshop use.

For buyers dreaming of country living, there is room here to make that dream your own. Association restrictions prohibit sheep, swine, and goats, while other livestock is permitted, including horses and cattle. Whether your plans include horses, gardening, outdoor projects, recreational equipment, or simply enjoying the privacy of nearly 10 acres, the land is the true centerpiece of this property.

An RV area also has electrical service available. There is currently no septic connection at the RV location.

The home can be occupied in its present condition; however, buyers should be aware that the property may not meet the requirements for FHA, VA, USDA, or other government-backed financing in its current condition. Rehabilitation or specialty loan programs may be available, but financing eligibility is entirely dependent upon the buyer, the property, and the requirements of the buyer's specific lender. Buyers should verify available financing prior to submitting an offer.

This is an opportunity to purchase more than a house. It is an established acreage property with utilities, improvements, paved access, and room to create the North Florida lifestyle you've been looking for. Buyer to verify all boundaries and lot lines. Lot lines in photos are represenative and not meant to replace a true survey.