4225 Ulman Ave North Port, FL 34286
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$250,000 Price Improvement! Rare Lakefront Estate on 3 Acres — Plus 3 More Acres Available Separately! This is your chance to own one of North Port’s most private and versatile estates — now listed at $1,249,990, a $250K price improvement from its original $1,499,990! Offered on 3 serene lakefront acres, this property is tucked behind a Wi-Fi controlled gated entry and custom roadside black cross-fencing, as well as surrounded by mature picturesque oak trees, delivering the ultimate in space and tranquility. Here’s what makes this property even more rare: an additional 3 cleared, buildable acres (with its own deed) is available separately, right next door — giving you the opportunity to expand with a guest house, barn, or future family compound. Georgia clay fill dirt is already on-site and ready to go! Take advantage of this flexibility while it’s still available. The main home offers over 2,600 sq ft of updated living space, featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, rich Chicago brick accents, granite countertops, plantation shutters, and warm, timeless finishes. Step outside to a resort-style pool with rock waterfalls, a water slide, and a large patio space perfect for entertaining or relaxing under the Florida sun. Enjoy direct access to a 21-acre spring-fed lake with your very own Trex-built dock — perfect for kayaking, fishing, or soaking in the view. Watching the Bald Eagles dive for dinner, or the occasional flock of docks doing a fly-by as the sun sets never gets old! And for hobbyists, business owners, or creatives — there’s a 2,400 sq ft two-story block & stucco constructed workshop with 375 sq ft of air-conditioned living/office space with its own bathroom, plus an additional 375 sq ft of finished space upstairs — ideal for hands-on work, storage, a private studio or convert into an extra bedroom! Opportunities like this don’t come around often — especially not with this much land, flexibility, and lifestyle, all in one package. Schedule your tour today before it’s gone!
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