Fernanda Pizzammiglio

If you've been looking for room to build a farm in northwest Marion County, this one has ample space to do it! With 38 +/- acres zoned A-1, the property has roughly 865 feet of frontage on paved NW 160th Street and close to 1,900 feet of depth. That gives you privacy from the road and plenty of room to lay out a homesite, barn and paddocks the way you want them. The front of the property is open pasture with mature trees and the back is wooded. A 40' x 60' open shed built in 2021 is already in place for equipment or hay. The land currently carries an agricultural classification and sits inside Marion County's Farmland Preservation Area, the part of the county set aside to stay rural and agricultural. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the abundant wildlife, including turkey and deer. This is an excellent location for both agricultural and equestrian needs. The World Equestrian Center (WEC) is about 16 miles away, roughly a 20- to 25-minute drive. HITS Post Time Farm is about 13 miles away, and I-75 at CR 318 is roughly 7 miles for easy hauling north or south. Williston is 15 minutes west, and downtown Ocala and the UF equine hospital in Gainesville are each about half an hour. A-1 zoning allows for a residence, horses, cattle and general agricultural use. Please confirm any specific use questions with Marion County. FEMA flood maps show a portion of the property, mostly along the east side, is in Flood Zone AE (map attached).