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Newest Gainesville Historical Properties for Sale

$299,900
2 Beds 1 Baths Spring Park Sub SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
HUGE PRICE IMPROVEMENT! Welcome home to this turn-key vintage beauty built in 1941 with all the aesthetic charm you would expect, plus easy commute or bike to UF, Shands and downtown! Step inside to the great room filled with natural light flooding the space from the corner windows accenting the floor to ceiling antique Cypress wood-burning fireplace with brick accent and custom built-ins. Original rich-brown toned hardwood floors throughout the main living areas and bedrooms, vintage crystal doorknob hardware on all the doors and closets and an arched entryway provide that heritage vibe. Kitchen has been fully updated with warm honey-toned solid wood cabinetry, some with glass-paneled fronts, open shelving, soft-close drawers, quartz countertops, tiled backsplash, 4 burner gas stove, stainless steel appliances include dishwasher, fridge and large sink with disposal, window overlooking the backyard and pantry providing additional storage for all our culinary needs. The designated dining area flows seamlessly to kitchen and great room and can be used as a flex space to best suit your needs. Both bedrooms are robust in size and have wall closets. Bathroom flooring was preserved with the original tile but all other elements have been upgraded with porcelain topped vanity, tiled tub/shower combo with deep soaker, tiled inset niche and window. Storage shed with electric and water features the laundry area with washer and dryer and tons of additional storage options. Private backyard is fully fenced, enhanced with large wooden deck perfect for outdoor entertaining, fire pit and beautifully landscaped. Whole house has been freshly painted interior and exterior, Roof and Gas Hot Water Heater are 2023, 1 window replaced, all others are original. Close to bus route.

616 Nw 8th Place, Gainesville

$429,000
3 Beds 2 Baths Gainesville Ropers Add SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Discover the perfect blend of historic charm and modern convenience in this beautifully maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home located in Gainesville's sought-after Historic Southeast neighborhood. Originally built in 1946, this inviting residence showcases original hardwood flooring, timeless architectural character, and thoughtful updates throughout.The updated kitchen features shaker-style cabinetry, granite countertops, and modern appliances, creating a functional and stylish space for everyday living. The well-designed floor plan offers two full bathrooms, including a walk-in shower in one bath and a tub/shower combination in the other. For added peace of mind, the home also features a new HVAC system installed in 2025. Step outside and enjoy the welcoming front porch complete with a classic porch swing—perfect for relaxing with your morning coffee or unwinding in the evening. The fully fenced backyard offers privacy and plenty of space for pets, gardening, entertaining, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Situated on a desirable corner lot just minutes from Downtown Gainesville, the University of Florida, and Depot Park, this home provides exceptional access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreation. Enjoy the character of a historic neighborhood while benefiting from modern comforts and an unbeatable central location. Whether you're searching for a primary residence, investment property, or a home close to UF and downtown amenities, this Historic Southeast gem offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Gainesville's history and charm.

433 Se 7th Street, Gainesville

$700,000
4 Beds 3 Baths Highlands SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Just listed for sale- the 1924 Haynie House is the quintessential Florida Craftsman Bungalow. This beautiful home has 3 bedrooms plus an office and 2 full bathrooms in the main house, a detached 1 bedroom/1 bathroom apartment, a 1 car garage/workshop and sits on one of the largest properties in the Duckpond. Located on the main Boulevard on the duck pond, you will love the gorgeous views of the city-maintained, park-like setting with a meandering creek as it flows into the pond. The Duckpond is an area of 900 homes in the NE Gainesville Residential District. It is walking distance to downtown Gainesville, 2.5 miles to the University of Florida, UF Health/Shands and just 10 minutes to the Gainesville airport. One of the most walkable neighborhoods in Gainesville, it is just blocks to area shops and restaurants as well as Tom Petty and Roper Parks and the Thomas Center and gardens. This beautiful home emphasizes horizontal lines, local fieldstone and building materials and maintains a strong connection to the natural Florida landscape. From the front covered entry you enter the foyer with beautiful red oak wood floors. To the left is the large Great Room with a wood-burning fireplace and French Doors to the backyard. Off the Great Room is a Florida Room with walls of windows, built-in shelves and a Murphy bed to double as a guest room. To the right of the front door is the dining room with views of the creek across the street. Off the dining room is a large pantry and utility room. Beyond the dining room is the updated and beautiful kitchen with solid cypress wood cabinets, quartz countertops, custom tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances including a gas range and microhood. The floors have newer travertine tile. Off the Kitchen is a full bathroom with updated tile, fixtures and lighting throughout. Many updates have been done to the home, including a new roof in 2026, new HVAC in 2023 and new wiring in 2008. The water supply lines are copper and the sewer has been replaced. The crawlspace has a new Dryzone dehumidification system. Upstairs is the Primary Suite with a separate office and walk-in closet. There is an updated Jack-and-Jill Bathroom with new tile, vanity and shower glass enclosure. There are two additional upstairs guest bedrooms. All the upstairs bedrooms have heart pine floors. Some windows have been replaced. The large .26-acre lot spans to the street behind the home as well. Parking can be from the front under the Port Cochere or from the rear driveway and 1 car garage. Above the garage is the detached 1-bedroom/1-bathroom apartment. The open space has a kitchen complete with updated appliances. The bedroom is separate from the living space with large windows on three sides. Downstairs is a separate washer and dryer as well as additional storage space. The garage has automatic doors on both sides. Just off the garage is a detached, separate laundry room for the main house with a ton of additional storage. The large, fenced rear yard includes a paver patio perfect for grilling. The outdoor fireplace takes center stage for entertaining family and friends. This is a rare, updated home with a great location.

720 Ne Boulevard, Gainesville

$777,000
3 Beds 2 Baths Highlands SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Welcome to the historic Thomas House and Gardens, a concrete block home built in 1934 and nestled within Gainesville's beloved Duckpond Historic District. From the moment you arrive, you'll be captivated by the timeless charm of original hardwood floors, crystal doorknobs, abundant natural light, and a stunning marble fireplace that serves as the heart of the home. Thoughtfully updated for today's lifestyle, the spacious kitchen features stone countertops, extensive cabinetry, a generous pantry, and modern conveniences without taking away from the home's historic character. The bright sunroom, complete with terracotta tile floors, provides the perfect space for reading, working, or simply enjoying views of the gardens. Beyond the interior, this over half-acre property (a rarity in the Duckpond) unfolds into a series of enchanting outdoor spaces. A private courtyard offers a peaceful retreat for morning coffee or evening gatherings, while winding garden paths lead through an English garden filled with blooming azaleas, jasmine, camellias, ferns, and agapanthus. Peak around one corner to find a charming teak gazebo with bench swings. Another turn invites you to go back to the days of lawn games and garden parties. Enjoy the gentle flurry of activity of cardinals, blue jays, and woodpeckers, in a setting that feels worlds away from the city while remaining just a 10 minute walk to downtown Gainesville with its restaurants, Hippodrome Theatre and booming nightlife. The Thomas House seamlessly blends historic elegance with modern comfort. Significant updates include a stunning chef’s kitchen, a newer roof (2022), and updated bathrooms. The Thomas House is more than a home, it's an opportunity to become the next steward of a remarkable piece of Gainesville history. Rich in character and architectural detail, this exceptional property offers the rare combination of historic significance, modern updates, and expansive outdoor living spaces in one of the city's most treasured neighborhoods.

717 Ne Boulevard, Gainesville

$975,000
6 Beds 4 Baths Livingstons Add SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. One-of-a-kind student housing and premier investment opportunity! Ideally located directly across from the University of Florida campus and Shands Hospital, and just one block from Sorority Row, this iconic white brick home with its distinctive orange and blue shutters is one of the best-known student rental properties in the UF corridor. The home has 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and over 2,500 square feet of living space on approximately 1/4 of an acre. Zoned U-9 (University Urban Core) for residential, multifamily, and commercial uses, the property is also located within an Opportunity Zone, providing exceptional long-term investment and redevelopment potential. Designed with student living in mind, several of the oversized bedrooms are large enough to comfortably accommodate two students. A separate cottage-style 1-bedroom, 1-bath living area provides additional options for rental income, private living quarters, gym, or a home office. The home features real hardwood floors, an updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, newer cabinetry, a newer HVAC system, and a distinctive spiral staircase that gives the home character rarely found in student housing. Outdoor amenities are equally impressive, including a welcoming covered front porch, a charming brick front patio, and a large rear wood deck overlooking a scenic creek, creating an ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing. A dedicated full-size laundry room adds convenience. The property also features on-site parking for at least 6 cars, plus abundant on-street parking, an exceptionally rare amenity in this prime campus location. Additionally, for buyers seeking an extraordinary investment opportunity, the adjacent property at 949 SW 13th St. is also available and may be purchased together as a package for a discounted price. The adjacent home has 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath and is currently leased, providing immediate rental income, and offers ample additional parking and a front lawn that can accommodate approximately 100 people for a party or event. Together, these two properties create one of the most recognizable gateway campus corner assemblages at the University of Florida. With outstanding visibility and frontage along SW 9th Road, unmatched proximity to UF, Shands Hospital, and Sorority Row, flexible zoning, current income stream, and future redevelopment possibilities, Whether you’re a parent looking to purchase premium housing for their UF student, members of the Greek community searching for an unrivaled off-campus location, a professional office, restaurant, a hospital employee who wants to walk to work or an investor seeking a trophy asset, this property delivers. Schedule your private showing today.

1254 Sw 9th Road, Gainesville

$239,900
2 Beds 1 Baths Bailey Sub SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Welcome to 312 NW 14th Street, a charming cottage that blends historic character with thoughtful modern updates. From the moment you arrive, you’ll notice the inviting curb appeal, complete with a brand-new gravel driveway, fresh flower beds, and a recently painted exterior that enhances the home’s cozy cottage aesthetic. Inside, refinished original hardwood floors, original crown molding, and abundant natural light create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The spacious living area is filled with sunshine from windows on all sides, while a wide archway naturally defines the living and dining spaces without interrupting the home's open feel. The kitchen is compact yet highly functional, featuring updated cabinetry, marble countertops, glass-front upper cabinets, stainless steel appliances that include a new stove, and a brand-new sink with multiple spray functions and built-in water filtration. A washer and dryer are conveniently tucked into the corner, with additional space for folding laundry. An updated electric water heater provides hot water on demand for added efficiency and convenience. Both bedrooms overlook the backyard, offering a peaceful retreat with new ceiling fans and plenty of natural light and are connected by an updated bathroom. Step outside to discover the expansive backyard, an ideal setting for gardening, entertaining, or enjoying evenings around a fire pit. Located in one of Gainesville’s most walkable and vibrant neighborhoods, this home is just minutes from Grove Street Farmers Market and the eclectic shops and restaurants along Grove Street and North Main Street. Enjoy Monday afternoons at the farmers market and walk to beloved local favorites such as Superette Wine + Provisions, Afternoon, The Top, Cypress & Grove Brewing Company, and many more. Come experience this delightful cottage with Old Florida charm in the heart of Gainesville.

312 Nw 14th Avenue, Gainesville

$340,000
2 Beds 1 Baths Thomas W R Add SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Quintessential Bungalow built in 1926, just two blocks to "The Duck Pond". This treasure is located in the City's Historic District and is a contributing structure. A two bedroom, one bath, charmer with spacious rooms, loads of windows, and a screen porch across the front of the home with a bead board ceiling. This home is a rare find with original wood floors in great condition, original interior doors and door hardware, original sash windows, along with original millwork throughout the home. The kitchen has a washboard sink under a bright window. You will be amazed at the number of cabinets in this vintage kitchen. There is an island on wheels for food prep, or bar stools for hanging out. The bathroom has an antique tub and a vanity with a mirror tucked into a cupboard. The home has been lovingly cared for and it shows. Situated on a large, deep lot graced with an amazing Live Oak tree, and completely fenced providing a private setting. The unfinished "Carriage House" currently houses the washer and dryer. It is approximately 18 x 24 and has a concrete slab floor. Potential for an ADU, guest house, workshop, etc. The home has been re-plumbed, the roof was replaced 10/11/2022, and the HVAC replaced 4/24/2017. The Duck Pond historic neighborhood is one of the amazing places to live in Gainesville. Walk to downtown restaurants, Hippodrome theatre, festivals, parks, and shops. This home is in amazing condition. Request your tour today!

616 Ne 7th Street, Gainesville

$650,000
4 Beds 3 Baths Golfview Estates SubDv. 32607 Zip Code
Tucked into the highly sought-after Golfview neighborhood, just steps from the University of Florida Golf Course and within easy walking distance to campus, this cherished home offers a rare blend of character, history, and opportunity. Lovingly held in the same family for over 60 years, it tells a story you can feel the moment you walk through the door. Inside, you’ll find 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, complemented by original wood floors that run throughout the home, adding warmth and timeless appeal. Tall ceilings enhance the sense of space, while the oversized sunroom invites natural light and creates the perfect setting for relaxing, entertaining, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. One of the home’s most distinctive features is its custom wallpaper in the kitchen and hallway—an extraordinary collection of vintage beer labels curated by the original owner, preserved beautifully over decades as a truly one-of-a-kind conversation piece. The property itself is equally special. The current owner and neighboring property thoughtfully divided the adjoining land, resulting in an oversized lot that offers both privacy and flexibility. With city approval, there is potential to add an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), opening the door for rental income, a guest house, or multigenerational living. Complete with a one-car garage and situated in a location that combines charm, convenience, and long-term value, this home is a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history while imagining its next chapter.

2721 Sw 3rd Place, Gainesville

$779,000
3 Beds 3 Baths Stringfellow-Broome Place SubDv. 32603 Zip Code
Step into timeless character and an unbeatable location with this two-story vintage brick traditional home, proudly showcasing a Heritage Marker reading “Dr. Harry Merchant Family 1938.” Located just seven blocks from UF, enjoy the convenience of an easy walk to campus while avoiding the hassle and expense of parking. A welcoming foyer opens into a spacious living room filled with natural light, complete with a wood-burning fireplace and access to a charming sunroom. Solid wood (red oak) floors run throughout the home, adding warmth and continuity. The remodeled kitchen flows seamlessly into a large dining room, creating the perfect space for both everyday living and entertaining. Out back, a private yard offers a peaceful retreat, framed by a beautiful stone wall along the rear and side, with mature landscaping including camellias, crepe myrtles, and other established trees that provide shade and privacy. A two-car garage is accessed via a rear neighborhood lane. The garage currently houses the washer and dryer, with additional hookups available for a stackable unit in the convenient first-floor half bath near the office. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are generously sized. The primary suite features a second fireplace for cozy evenings and a renovated ensuite bath with a marble-tiled shower. An adjacent sunroom—currently used as a quiet, light-filled office—offers a serene space to work or unwind. Additional highlights include two HVAC systems replaced in 2020, a garage roof updated in 2021, and a basement space accessible from the foyer—perfect for storage or even a future wine cellar. A rare blend of historic charm, thoughtful updates, and prime location—this home truly stands apart.

2150 Nw 7th Lane, Gainesville

$575,000
3 Beds 2 Baths N/A SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Back on market - no fault of Seller! FEATURED IN THE NEW YORK TIMES! A rare offering in the heart of Duckpond, this early 1900s home blends classical architecture with intentional moments of whimsy, creating a home that feels both grounded in history and playfully alive. Hot water heater replaced in 2023, Roof replaced in 2018, Re-piped in 2016, HVAC 2012, updated electrical systems, and termite bond in place! Framed by a bespoke wooden archway and surrounded by intentional landscaping, 521 NE 6th Street is as much an experience as it is a home. With roots tracing back to the early 1900s, and possibly earlier, this property carries a story few homes can offer. Once associated with prominent Gainesville families, including Abraham Pepper, it has long been a place of gathering, conversation, and community. From its early days on what was once N. Franklin Street to today, its legacy continues in both its presence and preservation. Step through the front door, and you’re immediately drawn into a warm, inviting living space anchored by the original limestone and marble fireplace. From here, your eye travels effortlessly through the dining room, into the kitchen, and out to the back patio beyond, a layout that feels both open and intentional. To your left, a striking blue staircase introduces a bold moment of contrast, while just beyond, a light-filled sunroom offers a peaceful retreat. The dining room is accented with custom built-ins that feel as though they’ve always belonged. Nearby, a tucked-away flex space, currently a playroom, offers versatility and could just as easily be an office or reading nook. This space also provides access to a conveniently placed downstairs bathroom, ideal for both daily living and guests. The newly renovated kitchen is a designer’s dream. Reform oak cabinetry, Müller Van Severen HDPE countertops, and checkered cement tile create a palette that feels both grounded and modern. A suite of Fisher & Paykel appliances, including an induction range and integrated dishwasher, is seamlessly woven into the design. Whimsical moments appear in all the right places, with thoughtfully chosen colors and finishes that create statement pieces without overwhelming the space, adding personality to the home’s overall design. Upstairs, three bedrooms and a bath sit beneath softly angled ceilings, where dormer windows bring in light at unexpected angles. Built-in bookcases add both detail and function, while one room offers attic access, extending the home’s sense of possibility. Throughout, the finishes feel quiet but deliberate, like skim-coated walls, fresh interior paint, and refinished floors (2023), paired with a curated selection of lighting from Gubi, HAY, Raw Color, and Dioscuri, along with trimless recessed fixtures that allow the architecture to remain the focus. Microcement in the bathroom and sunroom adds a soft, tactile contrast to the home’s historic bones. Step outside, and the home continues to reveal itself in layers. The yard unfolds as a series of spaces to gather, to garden, to linger. Arborvitae and birds of paradise will grow into a lush, natural enclosure over time, offering both privacy and presence. At the rear, a garage/workshop with an additional enclosed space invites possibility for a studio, workspace, or future ADU. Homes like this are rarely available. Schedule your private showing and experience 521 NE 6th Street for yourself.

521 Ne 6th Street, Gainesville

$599,777
5 Beds 5 Baths Spring Park Sub SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Price Reduced and offered below recent appraised value! Seller is considering all reasonable offers. This exceptional income-producing property offers a rare opportunity for investors, developers, or buyers seeking a versatile multi-family property near the University of Florida and UF Health Shands Hospital. Officially designated as a triplex, the property is currently configured as four income-producing units and is zoned for both commercial and residential use, creating immediate rental income with outstanding long-term investment and redevelopment potential. Situated on a prominent corner parcel in one of Gainesville's most desirable rental corridors, this property enjoys convenient access to the University of Florida, UF Health Shands Hospital, downtown Gainesville, shopping, restaurants, parks, public transportation, and major employers. Its central location continues to attract students, medical professionals, faculty, traveling nurses, and long-term residents, contributing to consistent rental demand and year-over-year income growth. The flexible floor plan offers multiple income opportunities. Unit A features a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with dual entrances to the kitchen and living room. Unit B offers an updated two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with modern finishes. Unit C is currently configured as two separate one-bedroom, one-bath apartments with private entrances but can easily be converted back into a spacious two-bedroom, two-bath residence with French doors leading to a private outdoor space. This flexibility allows the property to accommodate a variety of rental strategies. Significant capital improvements were completed in 2019, including a new roof, updated electrical systems, and new HVAC systems, helping reduce future maintenance costs. Additional features include three separate GRU electric meters, three storage sheds providing ample storage, extensive privacy fencing, new fencing in the rear and alongside Unit A. Whether the goal is expanding an investment portfolio, generating immediate rental income, providing student or medical housing, or exploring future redevelopment opportunities, this property offers exceptional versatility. The commercial and residential zoning provides flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find this close to the University of Florida and UF Health Shands Hospital. Properties offering multiple income streams, updated major systems, flexible unit configurations, and redevelopment potential in this location are rare. This Gainesville investment combines location, cash flow, and future upside, making it an outstanding opportunity for investors seeking a multi-family property in one of North Central Florida's strongest rental markets.

1203 Nw 12th Avenue, Gainesville

$2,200,000
19 Beds 12 Baths Gainesville Doig & Robertson Add SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
University Village is a premier 12-unit mixed-use investment opportunity in Gainesville’s Historic Duckpond neighborhood, situated on 1.6 acres just five minutes from the University of Florida. Offered at $2.2 million, the property features flexible mixed-use zoning allows for up to 29 units across the assemblage, with surplus land supporting meaningful future infill expansion. Positioned on a signalized corner with approximately 200 feet of frontage along University Avenue, the property offers exceptional visibility and access. The asset features 11 well-maintained residential units and a professionally finished 1,807-square-foot commercial office building, delivering stable in-place cash flow while preserving additional undeveloped acreage for future expansion. With seller financing available to qualified buyers, the combination of existing income and future density potential makes University Village one of the most compelling investment opportunities in the Gainesville market. Total heated Sq ft of all structures: 12,008 ($183 per Sq Ft. @ asking price) Addresses, Unit mix, & Tax Parcels as follows: 834 E UNIVERSITY AVE (front) vacant office 2/1. (Back/Studio) 1/1 ,Parcel# 11949-000-000 824 E UNIVERSITY AVE Unit A (Front) 2/1, Unit B (Back) 1/1, Unit C (upstairs) 4/1. Back Quadplex all units 1/1, Parcel#: 11948-000-000, 100 NE 9TH ST Unit (A) 3/1, Unit (B) 3/1, Parcel#: 11947-000-000 108 NE 9th ST. 3/2. Parcel#:11944-000-000

824 E University Avenue, Gainesville

$530,000
3 Beds 2 Baths Original Gainesville SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Locals know this beautiful Queen Anne house as the Blanding House. Built in 1899 by Horatio Davis, a judge and twice mayor, Lt. General Albert Blanding lived in this home from 1900 – 1910, retaining its ownership until 1958. Nestled in the charming Duckpond neighborhood, this historic property blends timeless character with spacious living just minutes from downtown. Situated on a corner, .16-acre lot, the Blanding House offers approximately 2,854 sq. feet of living space. Victorian porches are one of a kind, aren’t they? Featuring intricate gingerbread trim, this iconic front porch serves as your social hub for entertaining and for comfortable front porch seating, perfect greeting your neighbors and friends. Inside, the residence is currently configured as a duplex, offering two separate living spaces that provide flexibility for a variety of uses. The property features three bedrooms, two kitchens, two bathrooms, and dual staircases. Each floor offers a comfortable living space ideal for tenants, guests, or an owner-occupant seeking additional rental income, featuring its own fully functioning kitchen, living space, bedroom(s), bathroom, and 100-amp service panel. Downstairs is the master bedroom and bath, a laundry room which houses a stacked washer/dryer and the two water heaters that service the home. In addition, there are two large living spaces, and access to the front and south-side porch. When used as a duplex, the front living space, with its sliding pocket door, was often used as an additional bedroom. Upstairs are two bed-sitting rooms, each easily accommodating a large bed, desk, couch and several chairs; a bathroom, screened enclosed and open porches, and the attic access. UPDATES include: Dec 2025 water heaters (2), beautifully finished heart pine floors, March 2026 roof, and fire-resistant drywall on the downstairs ceiling. Designed for easy conversion from its current duplex layout to a traditional residential home, one or two downstairs walls can be removed, and the rear staircase re-opened for upstairs/downstairs access. This corner lot provides mature surroundings and outdoor potential—perfect for relaxing, gardening, or enjoying Gainesville’s warm climate. Located just minutes from downtown Gainesville, parks, restaurants, and the University of Florida, the property offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, generous space, and a prime location. Whether used as a primary residence, income-producing duplex, or future investment opportunity, this unique Duckpond property offers exceptional potential in one of Gainesville’s most desirable historic neighborhoods. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Seller has a recent survey, which requires an amended tax parcel and legal description for the house on its single lot. Buyer has a first right of refusal for the north 50 feet as a separate lot, or can purchase the home on both lots – see GC538386.

306 Ne 3rd Street, Gainesville

$599,900
3 Beds 2 Baths Original Gainesville SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Locals know this beautiful Queen Anne house as the Blanding House. Built in 1899 by Horatio Davis, a judge and twice mayor, Lt. General Albert Blanding lived in this home from 1900 – 1910, retaining its ownership until 1958. Nestled in the charming Duckpond neighborhood, this historic property blends timeless character with spacious living just minutes from downtown. Situated on a double lot encompassing a generous .27-acres, the Blanding House offers approximately 2,854 sq. feet of living space. Victorian porches are one of a kind, aren’t they? Featuring intricate gingerbread trim, this iconic front porch serves as your social hub for entertaining and for comfortable front porch seating, perfect greeting your neighbors and friends. Inside, the residence is currently configured as a duplex, offering two separate living spaces that provide flexibility for a variety of uses. The property features three bedrooms, two kitchens, two bathrooms, and dual staircases. Each floor offers a comfortable living space ideal for tenants, guests, or an owner-occupant seeking additional rental income, featuring its own fully functioning kitchen, living space, bedroom(s), bathroom, and 100-amp service panel. Downstairs is the master bedroom and bath, a laundry room which houses a stacked washer/dryer and the two water heaters that service the home. In addition, there are two large living spaces, and access to the front and south-side porch. When used as a duplex, the front living space, with its sliding pocket door, was often used as an additional bedroom. Upstairs are two bed-sitting rooms, each easily accommodating a large bed, desk, couch and several chairs; a bathroom, screened enclosed and open porches, and the attic access. UPDATES include: Dec 2025 water heaters (2), beautifully finished heart pine floors, March 2026 roof, and fire-resistant drywall on the downstairs ceiling. Designed for easy conversion from its current duplex layout to a traditional residential home, one or two downstairs walls can be removed, and the rear staircase re-opened for upstairs/downstairs access. The double lot provides mature surroundings and outdoor potential—perfect for relaxing, gardening, or enjoying Gainesville’s warm climate, and of course, additional space for parking. Located just minutes from downtown Gainesville, parks, restaurants, and the University of Florida, the property offers a rare combination of historic character, income potential, generous space, and prime location. Whether used as a primary residence, income-producing duplex, or future investment opportunity, this unique Duckpond property offers exceptional potential in one of Gainesville’s most desirable historic neighborhoods. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: Seller has a recent survey and is willing to split the property into two lots. Splitting the lot into two separate lots will require amended tax parcel ID’s and legal descriptions. Buyer may purchase the home on the south 70 feet for $625,000, with a first right of refusal for the north 50 feet as a separate lot for $99,000.

306 Ne 3rd Street, Gainesville

$1,250,000
7 Beds 8 Baths Gainesville Ropers Add SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
The Laurel Oak Inn is a landmark Victorian hospitality property located on one of north central Florida’s most historically significant streets, just steps from downtown. Originally built in 1885, this grand mansion has long been regarded as one of the crown jewels of the district and underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2005 to preserve its architectural integrity while modernizing its systems and functionality. The inn features nearly 1,000 square feet of covered wraparound porches showcasing classic Victorian woodwork and providing an inviting outdoor gathering space. The interior offers tall ceilings, expansive windows, extensive millwork, and original heart pine floors throughout. The main level includes a spacious living room, formal dining room, guest suite with en suite bath, half bath, and a large eat-in kitchen designed to support hospitality operations. The second floor houses laundry facilities and four additional guest suites, each with a fireplace and private en suite bathroom. The third level features a private penthouse apartment with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchenette, a dining area, a living room, and an office, making it ideal for an owner-operator residence, extended stay guests, or multigenerational use. Set beneath mature laurel oaks draped in Spanish moss, the grounds provide a serene setting well suited for events or guest enjoyment. The property is approved for a liquor license and restaurant license and has a proven operating history as a successful historic inn. It is offered with the option to convey fully furnished, allowing for a true turnkey hospitality investment. The Laurel Oak Inn presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished, income-producing historic property with flexible use potential in one of Gainesville’s most desirable and walkable districts.

221 Se 7th Street, Gainesville

$2,100,000
12 Beds 13 Baths N/A SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
The Camellia Rose Inn is a landmark 1903 Victorian hospitality property located in Gainesville’s highly sought-after Bed and Breakfast District, just steps from downtown. Surrounded by mature camellia, azalea, and rose gardens, the property offers strong curb appeal and a long-established presence in the market. The inn spans over 4,500 square feet and is configured with 8 guest suites, 8.5 bathrooms, and 6 fireplaces. A 1,000 square foot wraparound porch anchors the guest experience, complemented by interior common areas including a parlor, dining room, chef’s kitchen, and shared workspace. Two main-level suites, one with a private living area, support an owner-operator model. A detached cottage with its own entrance provides additional owner or premium guest accommodations. The Hodges House is an iconic 1887 Victorian mansion converted into a quadplex, offering a rare blend of historic character and income-producing multifamily use. Distinguished by its turret and preserved architectural details, the property delivers a differentiated guest experience. The building includes four one-bedroom, one-bathroom units, each with private kitchens and living areas. Two units feature circular living spaces within the turret. The property currently operates as short- and mid-term rentals, achieving approximately $1,900 to $2,300 per unit per month depending on season and length of stay. Located on a prominent street within walking distance to downtown and Depot Park, the property benefits from strong demand. Together, these properties offer a rare opportunity to acquire a scalable, historically significant hospitality and lodging assemblage with multiple revenue streams and long-term upside in Gainesville’s most desirable historic district. The property is approved for a restaurant and liquor license, creating immediate upside for expanded hospitality operations.

205 Se 7th Street, Gainesville

$784,000
6 Beds 3 Baths Elliot & Lengle Add To Gville SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Significant Price Improvement — A Rare Opportunity in the Historic Duckpond Discover one of the largest remaining parcels in Gainesville’s storied Duckpond neighborhood—a prime canvas for developers, preservationists, and anyone drawn to the charm of Old Florida. This property offers exceptional flexibility: enjoy the sweeping grounds as an urban oasis, or explore the option to split the lot and create an additional residence in one of the city’s most sought-after historic districts. At the heart of the property stands the beloved Stringfellow Home, a character-rich historic residence awaiting its next steward. Original hardwood floors, French doors, a working fireplace, and a sun-drenched Florida room showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era and invite thoughtful restoration or sensitive modernization. Perfectly situated between Tom Petty Park and the Historic Thomas Center, the home is surrounded by shaded sidewalks and architectural treasures—ideal for those who appreciate a neighborhood with a story. Just beyond your doorstep, you can stroll to the Grove Street Farmers Market, Bo Diddley Plaza, and the Hippodrome State Theatre, all less than a mile away. Upstairs, the primary bedroom features a distinctive bonus room encased in windows, overlooking the wooded grounds. Two additional bedrooms enjoy abundant natural light and a shared Jack-and-Jill bath. The original brick garage—already outfitted with electric and water—offers exciting potential for a workshop, studio, or a future accessory dwelling unit. Whether you’re envisioning a preservation project, an income-producing development, this Duckpond gem delivers endless possibilities in an unbeatable location.

635 Ne 9th Avenue, Gainesville

$725,000
4 Beds 3 Baths Duckpond SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Welcome to the lovely Duckpond neighborhood! Just steps from the Thomas Center gardens and events. Enter this stately historic home-- built in 1913 --through a huge foyer featuring a standout architectural staircase, seating area and coat closet. This well-maintained beauty has an abundance of original features such as heart pine floors throughout, nearly 10 foot ceilings, stylish solid wood wainscoting , useful built-ins, and 5 functional fireplaces, two with gas inserts and three wood burning. Several gorgeous stained glass windows accent the home. Bright modern kitchen with a fantastic coffered ceiling to complement spectacular quartz counters and abundant cherry cabinets and walk-in pantry. Crown molding and 12 inch baseboards support a visual cohesiveness throughout. Four bedrooms, each with multiple large windows that let in plenty of light, two and a half updated bathrooms, an on demand water heater, two HVAC systems, two refrigerators, washer/dryer, a fabulous private sleeping porch, and detached garage. Full attic on 3rd floor that has new insulation and AUTOMATIC attic stairs. Spend time on the substantial open front porch or opt for more privacy out back on the 27 foot screened lanai with plenty of dining space and a heated dipping pool/spa. Artistic wrought iron fencing and large established flowering trees and bushes with sitting areas welcome you home on this quiet street just blocks from downtown and UF.

516 Ne 4th Street, Gainesville

$795,000
1 Beds 6 Baths Gainesville Brush Add To- SubDv. 32601 Zip Code
Own a piece of Gainesville’s history—beautifully preserved and ready for its next chapter. Nestled in the heart of the Duckpond neighborhood, this early 1900s former use blends architectural charm with modern flexibility and versatile functionality. Zoned for both residential and commercial use, it offers a unique opportunity to create a stunning live/work space in one of the city's most beloved historic areas. Step inside to find original wood floors, high ceilings, and intricate trimwork that tell the story of the past, while the flexible layout invites a modern future. The grand main hall is ideal for a home office, studio, or creative workspace. Whether you're a therapist, consultant, artist, or wellness professional, this space lends itself perfectly to low-traffic, appointment-based businesses. Additional features include a full kitchen, designated men’s and women’s restrooms, a separate full bathroom with shower, and a private living area with its own exterior entrance and en-suite bath—ideal for full-time living, a guest suite, or a caretaker’s quarters. Whether you're seeking a distinctive residence, an inspiring workspace, or a blend of both, this property offers unmatched charm, flexibility, and location. Zoned for both residential and commercial use, it invites you to live, work, and create in one of Gainesville’s most iconic and adaptable historic spaces. Embrace the character, imagine the possibilities, and bring your vision to life in this truly special environment.

619 Ne 1st Street, Gainesville

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