Gabriella Massaro

29 +/- acres in the northwest part of Marion County's horse country. The property features a complement of pasture and beautiful mature pines, live oaks and cedar trees. Osceola turkey and whitetail deer frequent the land. A number of cow calf pairs graze the pasture grass amongst a hodgepodge of old fence lines that sometimes follow the property boundary lines. On the western end, large limestone boulders were once collected and placed under the shadows of large live oak limbs that suspend low off the forest floor. An old wooden barn with seven stalls and a tack room still stands along with a storage shed. Sunlight comes in through the barn roof in several places where the tin panel roof sections once gave shelter to horses. There's a gentle roll across this land that gradually slopes down to the east. Old fat pine logs, also referred to as "lighter knot," are scattered around the property. When tucked under split oak, these make excellent fuel for bonfires. Surrounded by hundreds of established farms and situated within the renowned Farmland Preservation Area, this property offers an ideal blend of seclusion and convenience. It’s an easy drive into Ocala with the promise of peace and quiet when you return home! This is an excellent opportunity to secure a personal sanctuary in one of Marion County’s most desirable equestrian areas. Just a 15-minute (10.6-mile) drive to the World Equestrian Center, 7 minutes (3.6 miles) to HITS Winter Circuit, and 17 minutes (10.6 miles) to The Shops at Foxwood (Publix, Starbucks, Gold’s Gym, and more).