Discover the potential of this 10.38-acre vacant parcel in Ocklawaha, Florida with a ***SURVEY AVAILABLE WITH WETLAND DELINEATION** ***ACCESS TO THE RIVER*** offering a rare opportunity for builders, developers, investors, or buyers looking to create a private estate with room to grow. With no HOA and no deed restrictions, this property provides the flexibility and freedom to bring your vision to life without added limitations. This spacious tract offers excellent potential for building, with ample room for a custom home, multiple structures, recreational use, or future development possibilities. Whether you’re looking to invest in land, create a private retreat, or explore development opportunities in a growing area, this property delivers versatility and long-term potential. Located in Marion County, Ocklawaha is surrounded by Florida’s natural beauty and is known for its access to outdoor recreation including lakes, trails, forests, and the nearby Ocala National Forest. Residents and visitors enjoy boating, fishing, kayaking, hiking, and exploring the many springs and waterways throughout the region. Whether you’re planning to build now or hold as a future investment, this property offers space, flexibility, and opportunity in one of Central Florida’s growing land markets. Call for more information today!!!! (LOT NEXT TO IT IS ALSO FOR SALE WITH 10.37 Acres and HAVE ACCES TO THE RIVER, ASK FOR MORE INFO)
Listing courtesy of AGILE GROUP REALTY. 813-569-6294
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