3011 Garcon Point Rd Milton, FL 32583
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SELLER TO CONTRIBUTE $25,000.00 TOWARDS BUYER CLOSING COST/RATE BUY DOWN.NEW ROOF to be installed prior to closing. Sale includes 40K worth of TK kennels. If you're a horse lover, dog trainer, or passionate about wildlife, your search for a peaceful country haven ends here! Enjoy the best of both worlds with this beautiful 9.996 acre property located just 20 minutes from shopping and stunning beaches. Welcome to this 2,284 sq. ft. home featuring 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. ALL BEDROOMS EQUIPPED WITH PRIVATE FULL BATHROOM. The cozy 2 sided wood-burning fireplace can be enjoyed from both the living room and the kitchen. Spacious primary suite offers its own wood-burning fireplace, a large custom closet and an en suite bathroom featuring a separate tub and shower with double vanity and tile flooring. Step outside to enjoy the one-acre pond, perfect for leisurely strolls or simply soaking in breathtaking sunsets. This property is equipped with a private well with a water filtration system and 2 septic tanks, helping maintain lower utility bills. You'll also appreciate the three-car garage and ample outdoor parking/storage. The property features 3 metal carports , one being 30x60 with 14-foot ceilings - perfect for RV parking. A 30'x50' barn that can be converted back to its original equestrian use. Impressive 40'x60' insulated metal building with roll down door and 1/2 bath offering versatile options for your hobbies or business needs. Both barn and the large metal shop are equipped with separate utility poles. With so much to offer, this country retreat perfectly balances spacious living and outdoor enjoyment, all while being zoned for agriculture. This means you can pursue your passion for farming or equestrian activities right from your doorstep. Don't miss the opportunity to make this tranquil haven your forever home!
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