Discover the perfect place to build your dream home on this beautiful 1.20-acre homesite located in Irish Acres, a desirable deed-restricted community in Marion County. Offering a peaceful country setting with plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors, Irish Acres provides a family-friendly atmosphere while still being conveniently located to everyday necessities. Enjoy country living without sacrificing convenience, with Ocala and Gainesville both within an easy drive. Convenient access to I-75 makes commuting a breeze, while shopping, dining, churches, medical facilities, and other amenities are just a short drive away. An additional benefit of this 1.20-acre parcel may be its size when planning for a septic system. Under current Florida regulations, new septic systems on lots of one acre or less may be required to utilize enhanced nitrogen-reducing technology, while lots greater than one acre may qualify for a conventional septic system, depending on the property's location and whether it falls within a protected springs area, Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP), or other regulated area. Buyers should verify all septic requirements with the appropriate state and local authorities. Whether you're ready to build now or looking for a great property to hold for the future, this 1.20-acre parcel offers an excellent opportunity to own land in a growing area of Marion County
Listing courtesy of MEADOWS REALTY, LLC. 352-237-6400
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