6180 SW 110th St Ocala, FL 34476
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About this home
Welcome home to this beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath residence in the sought-after Spruce Creek 55+ community of Ocala. This fully furnished turn key gem is move-in ready — right down to the dishes, pots, and pans — so you can start enjoying Florida living from day one! This home would be great for the snow bird who wants to move right in without a lot of fuss. The cute front porch is fully screened and is pleasant for sitting out and enjoying the Florida evenings. Step inside to find a warm country-style decor with comfortable furnishings and plenty of natural light. The home features a spacious Florida room with air conditioning, perfect for year-round relaxation or entertaining guests. There is a long covered porch off of the Florida room for additional relaxation and for enjoying quiet mornings or evening breezes. A new roof (November 2025) and low-maintenance vinyl siding provide peace of mind and easy upkeep. The fenced backyard offers a distinct space for pets, gardening or just distinguishing your own yard space. You’ll also appreciate the 2-car garage which has been painted and has finished floors. There is a distinct work area with plenty of cabinetry. The laundry is also out here and there is an access door to the backyard. Spruce Creek offers wonderful amenities including a clubhouse, community pool, and a full calendar of social activities — everything you need to stay connected and have fun in this friendly and active community lifestyle. Enjoy the best of Ocala’s 55+ living — comfort, community, and carefree living all in one! Best of all this is not an HOA community. There is a low monthly fee to cover some of the homeowner fees including shared amenities, trash, pickup, security and water. Come and check out this beautiful and cozy home today!
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