Ne 138th Terrace, Fort Mc Coy, FL 32134

$13,500

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List Price
$13,500
Status
Active
Days on Market
586
MLS#
OM691188
Lot Size
8,276
Acres
0.19
Total Acreage
0 to less than 1/4
Legal Subdivision Name
Mill Crk Campsites 01
MLS Area Major
Fort Mc Coy/Salt Springs

Property Description

This property offers an opportunity to craft your dream space amidst the natural splendor of Marion County. Surrounded by mature trees and the peacefulness of the area, it is perfect for creating a private retreat or a home that embraces nature’s tranquility. With its versatile potential and ideal location, it’s a blank canvas waiting for your vision to bring it to life. With only minutes to the Ocklawaha River, Ocala National Forest, Silver Springs and downtown shopping, this property provides the setting for endless possibilities.

Additional Information

Taxes
$93
Community Features
No Deed Restriction
Zoning
R4
Utilities
Other
Pool
No Pool
Flood Zone Code
X
Parcel ID
0995-005-021
Legal Description
SEC 31 TWP 12 RGE 24 PLAT BOOK UNR PAGE 242 MILL CREEK CAMPSITES #1 BLK E LOT 21 BEING MORE FULLY DESC AS FOLLOWS: S 75 FT OF N 845 FT OF W 110 FT OF E 880 FT OF S 3/4 OF SE 1/4 OF NE 1/4

Listing courtesy of FONTANA REALTY. 352-817-3574

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