Gabriella Massaro

If you've been looking for acreage, multi-purpose barns, and a large home without being an hour from everything, you may have just found your forever home. Situated on just under 10 acres in southeastern Hernando County, this agriculturally zoned property offers the flexibility to accommodate horses, farming equipment, RVs, recreational vehicles, or simply the space to spread out and enjoy country living. The home features 5 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3,596 square feet of living area, and 5,039 total square feet under roof. A screened pool provides a great place to cool off after a day outdoors, while the home's size offers plenty of room for family, guests, or multi-generational living that centers, just as you would expect in a farm-house, around a massive kitchen with wood cabinets and lots of counter and cabinet space! The centerpiece of the farm is a 4,212-square-foot stable with a wide center aisle, 8 to 12 stalls depending on your preferred layout, a tack room with double sinks, storage room, and 15-foot-tall roll-up doors. A farm office includes a private 1-bedroom, 1-bath living area that could serve a variety of uses. The center aisle is wide enough to accommodate RV or motorhome storage, making the building useful well beyond traditional equestrian purposes. A second barn provides 4,535 square feet of additional space for hay, trailers, farm equipment, and implements. The structure includes a 41' x 23' enclosed workshop along with extensive covered storage designed to handle the demands of an active farm or rural lifestyle. One of the biggest advantages of this property is its location. While surrounded by agricultural land and larger homesites, you're only about 10 miles from downtown Brooksville, approximately 6.5 miles from Brooksville-Tampa Bay Regional Airport, and about 38 miles from Tampa International Airport. Shopping, dining, medical facilities, and everyday necessities are all within easy reach. For your convenience, the main house is also equipped with a generator and a water softener. There are also some producing fruit Mulberry and Loquat trees on the property as well as Olive and Citrus that are not currently producing. Whether you're looking for an equestrian property, a small farming operation, space for hobbies and equipment, or simply room to breathe, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find in Hernando County. Schedule your tour today before this opportunity is gone forever! All information is intended to be accurate, however it is the responsibility of the buyer and buyer’s agent to verify all information prior to buying.