14100 NE 40th Ct Anthony, FL 32617
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About this home
Amongst stately granddaddy oaks in the Meadowbrook Ranches neighborhood, this charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home on 4.44 acres offers the perfect blend of country living and modern convenience. A circular driveway welcomes you to the property, where a cozy front patio invites you to sit back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Inside, natural light fills the spacious 1,992 sq. ft. home, featuring a desirable split-bedroom layout and wood-burning fireplace in the living room. Stylish wood-look luxury vinyl flooring extends throughout most of the home, complemented by laminate in select areas. The well-appointed kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances and direct access to the dining area, which features a pass-through window to the living room for effortless entertaining. A versatile bonus room—currently used as a private bar area—offers endless possibilities, whether as an office, playroom, or additional gathering space. The inviting primary suite provides a relaxing space with multiple closets and a private en-suite bath. Step outside to the screen-enclosed back patio, where a sparkling in-ground pool and covered seating area with ceiling fans create the ultimate outdoor oasis. For those seeking space for hobbies, storage, or potential equestrian use, the property features a separate three-car garage/workshop with multiple bays, offering ample room for equipment or customization. While not currently set up for horses, the A1 zoning allows for easy conversion into a mini-farm if desired. Additional updates include a metal roof (2022), a new water heater (2022), and an HVAC system with a smart thermostat (2021). Whether you're looking for a private retreat or a place to create your dream homestead, this property delivers both comfort and potential—all just a short drive from both Ocala and Gainesville!
Source: STELLAR #OM697203
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