9660 N Matsonford Ave Dunnellon, FL 34433
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PRICE REDUCED! Embrace the charm of country living with this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2-bath, bonus room, single-family residence, nestled on 5 serene acres in the heart of Dunnellon’s picturesque farmland. Perfectly situated in Citrus County, this peaceful retreat offers convenient access to downtown, lush state forests, and miles of scenic trail riding. Set atop a gentle hill, the home boasts a welcoming front porch—ideal for quiet mornings—and a cozy wood-burning fireplace that invites relaxation on cool evenings. Crafted with character, the interior features solid pine doors and cabinetry, a spacious kitchen, formal living and dining rooms, and a generous family room, all enhanced by warm wood and luxury vinyl plank flooring. The expansive primary suite offers ample closet space and peaceful views of the surrounding landscape. Step out to the rear porch and enjoy sweeping vistas of rolling pastures and open skies. Additional highlights include a new roof, an oversized garage, and a detached two-bay carport with an air-conditioned 576 sq. ft. bonus room—ideal for a guest suite, gym, home theater, or in-law quarters. Thoughtfully upgraded for comfort and functionality, the home includes a new whole-house reverse osmosis water filtration system, a recently cleaned-up septic tank, new toilets and ceiling fans, and a state-of-the-art digital security system with cameras and sensors. Recent improvements also include the removal of all carpeting, replaced with elegant luxury vinyl flooring throughout the bedrooms. A chicken coop with full amenities awaits the farm enthusiast, and agricultural exemptions may apply, adding value for those seeking a more self-sustained lifestyle. This solid block-and-brick home offers a rare blend of tranquility, comfort, and natural beauty—an ideal haven for those longing to escape the city’s hustle and embrace the whispering winds of Florida’s majestic pines and oak trees.
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