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Comfortable Living and a Fully Working Farm on 127 acres. Home on 6 acres plus separate 121-tract, for 127 total acres. Deeded access from County Road 225 to the 121-acre tract is provided from the homesite property. Approximately 2,300 SF brick home with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and an attached two-car garage. The 2-car garage is equipped a mini split. Inside, you will find a warm and inviting interior highlighted by a wood or gas fireplace. The modernized upgraded kitchen offers an open layout with granite countertops while a small office/flex room is currently used as a butler pantry. A well-appointed utility room complete with a laundry sink and custom-built cabinetry. Master suite offers a peaceful retreat with abundant built-ins, a tray ceiling, and an upgraded bath featuring a walk-in shower and linen tower. A large screened-in back porch overlooks the backyard setting and is plumbed for a future sauna; separate plumbing behind the home is already in place for an above-ground pool. Directly behind the home is a stocked catfish pond with a cooling fountain, framed by very large, mature oaks. More than 10 mature pecan trees enhance the front portion of the property, and approximately one wooded acre at the rear adds privacy. The parcel is also well equipped for livestock and storage. Approximately two acres are fenced for animals and include a 55 x 40 steel pole barn with 12-foot shed-offs and eight 10 x 16 stalls. Additional improvements include a 24 x 44 wooden pole barn with metal roof, an 8 x 40 insulated shipping container, two metal storage units, and an upgraded 3-bedroom 2 bath 1996 double wide mobile home for extended family, guests or rental potential. Recent improvements include a 30-year shingle roof (4 yrs), HVAC (6 yrs), deep well 2.5 hp pump, water tank and sump pump (2 yrs). Generac generator, two 500-gallon gas tanks and electric gate. The farm designed for efficient livestock and equestrian operations. The property is predominantly maintained pasture, with fenced and cross-fenced fields that support practical rotational grazing and livestock management. This expansive property offers the space, reliable infrastructure, and privacy to continue an agricultural operation. A seasonal stream runs through the property when the water table is high, complemented by four water holes, an active well supplying multiple troughs, and an additional shallow well. Mature, wooded areas feature hardwoods, cypress, and some pine, providing natural shade and a scenic setting for livestock. The farm includes a 40' x 60' horse barn with rear metal exterior doors for weather protection and rear clean-out access, eight 12' x 12' stalls, and two 12' x 16' rooms. The barn is equipped with water and electricity throughout, and a concrete wash pad. A separate concrete building provides climate-controlled tack and storage space. Built for cattle as well as horses, the property includes a corral system for cows and calves with working chutes. Starke offers Santa Fe Community College, and North Florida Technical College. Public schooling includes two elementary schools and a high school, along with several private school options. Starke offers small-town charm through its Call Street Historic District, home to antique shops, restaurants, Eugene L. Mathews Historical Museum housed in the old Bradford County Courthouse.

Comfortable Living and a Fully Working Farm on 127 acres. Home on 6 acres plus separate 121-tract, for 127 total acres. Deeded access from County Road 225 to the 121-acre tract is provided from the homesite property. Approximately 2,300 SF brick home with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and an attached two-car garage. The 2-car garage is equipped a mini split. Inside, you will find a warm and inviting interior highlighted by a wood or gas fireplace. The modernized upgraded kitchen offers an open layout with granite countertops while a small office/flex room is currently used as a butler pantry. A well-appointed utility room complete with a laundry sink and custom-built cabinetry. Master suite offers a peaceful retreat with abundant built-ins, a tray ceiling, and an upgraded bath featuring a walk-in shower and linen tower. A large screened-in back porch overlooks the backyard setting and is plumbed for a future sauna; separate plumbing behind the home is already in place for an above-ground pool. Directly behind the home is a stocked catfish pond with a cooling fountain, framed by very large, mature oaks. More than 10 mature pecan trees enhance the front portion of the property, and approximately one wooded acre at the rear adds privacy. The parcel is also well equipped for livestock and storage. Approximately two acres are fenced for animals and include a 55 x 40 steel pole barn with 12-foot shed-offs and eight 10 x 16 stalls. Additional improvements include a 24 x 44 wooden pole barn with metal roof, an 8 x 40 insulated shipping container, two metal storage units, and an upgraded 3-bedroom 2 bath 1996 double wide mobile home for extended family, guests or rental potential. Recent improvements include a 30-year shingle roof (4 yrs), HVAC (6 yrs), deep well 2.5 hp pump, water tank and sump pump (2 yrs). Generac generator, two 500-gallon gas tanks and electric gate. The farm designed for efficient livestock and equestrian operations. The property is predominantly maintained pasture, with fenced and cross-fenced fields that support practical rotational grazing and livestock management. This expansive property offers the space, reliable infrastructure, and privacy to continue an agricultural operation. A seasonal stream runs through the property when the water table is high, complemented by four water holes, an active well supplying multiple troughs, and an additional shallow well. Mature, wooded areas feature hardwoods, cypress, and some pine, providing natural shade and a scenic setting for livestock. The farm includes a 40' x 60' horse barn with rear metal exterior doors for weather protection and rear clean-out access, eight 12' x 12' stalls, and two 12' x 16' rooms. The barn is equipped with water and electricity throughout, and a concrete wash pad. A separate concrete building provides climate-controlled tack and storage space. Built for cattle as well as horses, the property includes a corral system for cows and calves with working chutes. Starke offers Santa Fe Community College, and North Florida Technical College. Public schooling includes two elementary schools and a high school, along with several private school options. Starke offers small-town charm through its Call Street Historic District, home to antique shops, restaurants, Eugene L. Mathews Historical Museum housed in the old Bradford County Courthouse.