Fernanda Pizzammiglio

Set back off a country road, this 5-acre property offers the kind of space and privacy that’s getting harder to find in Groveland. The home is a solid, single-story ranch with a practical layout that simply works — separate living areas, good natural light, and straightforward flow designed for real life, not trends. The land is the real story here. Flat, usable acreage stretches out around the home, giving you room to live the way you want — whether that means animals, equipment, gardens, toys, or just distance from neighbors. There’s no subdivision feel, no HOA rules dictating how you use your property, and no sense of being boxed in. Inside, the home reflects its era: functional, honest, and ready for updates if desired. It’s comfortable as-is, with plenty of opportunity to personalize over time rather than being locked into someone else’s design choices. A screened porch provides a quiet place to sit and take in the property — mornings are especially peaceful here. A two-car garage adds storage and utility, complemented by three separate powered utility/storage sheds on the property — ideal for equipment, tools, hobbies, or workshop space without crowding the main house. The long driveway keeps the home tucked away from the road. This is the kind of property that works for someone who values land, independence, and breathing room. If you’ve been searching for acreage that’s actually usable — not just something that looks good on paper — this one deserves a closer look.