230 Fisher Run Ocklawaha, FL 32179
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*** NO HOA! CUSTOM BUILT LAKEFRONT HOME ON 2.24 FULLY FENCED ACRES. GATED. PRIVATE DOCK, WHOLE HOME GENERATOR. *** Your Florida LAKEFRONT dream property awaits! Nestled near the Ocala National Forest, this custom-built 2022 home offers the perfect blend of quality, style, and tranquility. Designed and built as the builder’s own residence, every detail has been carefully considered. This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom, 2,909 sq. ft. home sits on 2.24 acres with direct access to spring-fed Bear Lake. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, or simply relaxing on the expansive dock with a weather-resistant, cool-touch surface. A scenic creek flows under the driveway and along the fire pit area, adding to the natural beauty of the property. Inside, the triple-split floor plan ensures privacy for all while seamlessly connecting the open living, dining, kitchen, and office spaces. Features include tongue-and-groove cypress ceilings, smart home controls, in-wall pest control, and a Generac whole-home generator. The heart of this home is the fabulous gourmet kitchen, featuring upscale GE Profile appliances including built-in double convection ovens, a built-in microwave, and a gas cooktop with pot filler. Stone countertops, abundant cabinetry, and a spacious center island with vegetable prep sink make it perfect for both everyday living and entertaining, .The spacious primary suite includes a private screened lanai and walk-in closet. Additional highlights include surround sound (indoors and on the lanai), fenced yard with gated entry, circular drive with ample parking, two-bay workshop, and a custom dog kennel area. Whether enjoying sunsets over the lake, evenings by the fire pit, or quiet mornings on the dock, this property offers more than a home—it’s a lifestyle.
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