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26840 NW 206th Pl is a home in Riverland Estates, High Springs. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Rare opportunity to own this peaceful private 13.72 acre retreat with 575' river frontage on the Santa Fe River with abundant wildlife. Open Builder Lot with NO HOA, Come build your forever home or a vacation home. Only 4 Min from restaurants and shopping in High Springs. Close to many state parks, gorgeous crystal clear springs, boat ramps, kayaking, hiking, fishing, tubing & cave diving, some examples are Poe Springs, Ginnie Springs, Ichetucknee Springs, Rum Island and Blue Springs-all can be accessed from your backyard by a brief kayak trip down stream. You can easily launch and fish from your own riverbank. This property is between High Springs & Lake City, only 30 min to Gainesville Regional Airport, UF Health and Univ of Florida. Don't miss this rare chance to escape to your own peaceful retreat away from all the hustle & bustle. This Property is a GEM. Call us for your personal tour. Information can be obtained or confirmed by calling Alachua County Zoning.
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$800,000
Time on market
401 days
Monthly payment
About $4,582/mo
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Flood zone
Zone AE
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