Ludmyla Edelin

Ocala Pines comprises 20 acres in southern Marion County. It's a mixture of planted pines and native woods, creating an attractive rural setting defined by privacy and natural beauty. The entire parcel appears high and dry and sits outside the floodplain. The property is zoned A-1 (Agricultural) with a future land use designation of RL (Rural Land). Both the existing zoning and the future land use support a residential density of one dwelling unit per ten acres, consistent with the low-density surrounding area. The property fronts SW 107th Place in unincorporated Marion County, within Ocala's established equestrian community and surrounded by horse farms and estate lots. Ocala Pines sits at the center of the region's equestrian infrastructure: approximately five minutes from the Florida Horse Park, 25 minutes from the World Equestrian Center, and roughly 30 minutes from HITS. Everyday needs — shopping, schools, and medical care — are all within about 15 minutes, and nearby amenities include the Land Bridge Trailhead, the Country Club of Ocala, and the Vortex Trailhead. Proximity to I-75 and US 301 places downtown Ocala about 20 minutes away, with Gainesville (approximately 50 minutes), Orlando (about one hour), and Tampa (about an hour and a half) all within a comfortable drive.