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6405 NW 165th St is a home in Powers Plantation, Reddick. Flood zone A* - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
An exceptional opportunity to own 403± (293.28 & 110)pristine acres in one of Ocala’s most desirable and rapidly growing corridors. Located at 6405 NW 165th Street, this expansive property offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and strategic proximity to the World Equestrian Center and major thoroughfares. Right down the street from The Ocala Jockey Club which is now part of WEC. The land features gently rolling terrain, open pastures, and mature tree lines—ideal for a premier equestrian estate, private compound, or future development. With ample road frontage and easy access to I-75, this property is perfectly positioned for both lifestyle and investment purposes. this acreage presents endless possibilities in a region known as the Horse Capital of the World. Whether you envision a luxury farm, recreational retreat, or land banking opportunity, this is a legacy property with unlimited potential. Great Future Land Use designation for investment.
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$8,468,880
Time on market
188 days
Monthly payment
About $48,702/mo
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Zone A*
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