Looking for space, freedom, and a home with land in Lake County? This 3.11-acre property offers that and more, with no HOA and flexible agricultural zoning. The 1,404-square-foot manufactured home, built in 1998, sits on a mix of cleared and timbered land: 2.11 acres are zoned Timber/AG and 1 acre is zoned AG/Homesite. This combination provides ample room to farm, garden, or keep animals, and there’s space to add barns or workshops. Situated near Umatilla, Eustis and the Ocala National Forest, this Altoona acreage home for sale combines the serenity of country living with the convenience of nearby amenities. It’s perfect for those seeking a no-HOA Florida property with land and the potential to create a homestead. Contact us today to learn more or schedule your visit.
Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS ELITE PARTNERS III REALTY. 321-527-5111
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