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5661 NW 219th Street Rd is a 2015-built home in Na, Micanopy. Inside you'll find 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 768 square feet of living space. Listed at $324,000 (about $422/sqft), 33 days on market. Flood zone A - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
A magical 3-Acre Cabin Retreat Built in 2015. Welcome home to your own private cabin, thoughtfully constructed of cypress and pine, set on 3 sprawling acres with trails to wander. From the moment you step through the covered porch, this property feels like a storybook escape. It’s packed with the kind of quality and character you simply can't find in a production built home. Step inside, enter through the porch door into an open living area featuring an eat-in kitchen and a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace. Down the hall, a full bathroom with tub/shower serves guests, while a storage area houses the water heater and reverse osmosis system. Continue on to the spacious primary suite, complete with its own full bathroom and standing shower with trex flooring. From there, a screened hallway leads you out to a second covered porch overlooking the raised garden beds and fenced garden. (Your morning coffee spot, guaranteed). Down the opposite hall, a second bedroom offers a convenient half bath. Built to last, the Cabin is topped with a metal roof and every porch has been treated for lasting protection. The north side of the home offers covered storage complete with a builder's workbench, shelving, a stone-floor patio and 9' ceilings. A generous 10x14 side laundry room comes equipped with a built-in folding table. There's also a large shop with an 8' garage door for all your equipment and projects. This property was made for growing, gathering and self-sufficient living: Greenhouse (10x8x12): pressure-treated with 4x4 posts and a 2x4 frame, gravel floor, growing shelves, electricity, an exhaust fan and a vented top that opens and closes. 12 raised garden beds (4x4) with irrigation already in place. Garden Shed (16x12): pressure-treated 4x4 posts with a 2x4 frame. Cook’s Shed with storage (12x8). Wood storage (10x3) with metal frame. Hurricane plates throughout for added peace of mind. A full-property Generac generator means you're never without power. Location, Location, Location. Enjoy lower taxes and easy access to US-441 and I-75, with historic Micanopy and its charming antique shops and rich history 5 miles away. A 20-minute drive to Gainesville and 30 minutes to Ocala. Nature lovers will love being minutes from Orange Lake, the largest lake in North Central Florida and Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, home to 8 scenic trails, over 300 bird species, and wild-roaming bison, horses, deer, and alligators. This isn't just a house, it’s a lifestyle. Come experience the magic for yourself.
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Price
$324,000
$422 per sq ft
Beds and baths
2 beds, 3 baths
Size
768 sq ft
Time on market
33 days
Year built
2015
Monthly payment
About $1,909/mo
That is 20% down on a 30-year fixed at 6.8%, plus the home's $678 annual tax bill, insurance.
Flood zone
Zone A
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