6859 SE 55TH Street, Trenton, FL 32693
Description
Supplements: renovation loan offers. The property's potential is endlessperfect for those looking to restore and personalize. If you're seeking space and privacy, this 5-acre parcel delivers just that. Tucked away in a quiet setting, it offers plenty of room to spread out, with opportunities to raise livestock such as chickens, goats, pigs, turkeys, and alpacas. Although there are some limits on horses and cattle, the land is ideal for gardens, animals, or even building a future workshop and replacing the current barn. The property strikes a perfect balance between privacy and conveniencesecluded enough for peace and quiet but still close to main roads that connect quickly to SR-26 and CR-232. This facilitates easy trips to Gainesville, Alachua,Chiefland, White Springs, Bronson,Williston, Branford, Fanning Springs, Cross City,Archer,Wilcox, Old Town and the Newberry Sports Complex. The owner is in the process of cleaning the inside & the exterior of the property.A lot of renovations & updates are needed, including replacing the roof, some electrical work, at least replacing the HVAC condenser,interior painting, replacing the floor coverings, and some woodwork repairs on the front deck. But with a little vision, patience, and investment of money & time, this property can be transformed into a wonderful country haven for your next home, sweet home,seasonal living, or investment opportunity.. Trenton, Florida, located in Gilchrist County, features a few local schools like Trenton Elementary School and Trenton Middle- High School, with nearby hospitals including North Florida Medical Center in Trenton, offering essential healthcare services. The labor industry primarily revolves around agriculture, forestry, and small businesses, with some employment opportunities in education and healthcare. Tourist attractions include the Goethe State Forest and the nearby Suwannee River, popular for outdoor activities like camping, hiking, and canoeing. Annual community events such as the Trenton Spring Festival and the Gilchrist County Fair foster local engagement. Demographically, Trenton is diverse but caters to a median age bracket in the mid-30s, and a community characterized by a rural, small-town atmosphere with a population of approximately 19,503. Please note: Showing & Offer Requirements: To schedule a viewing, the seller requires: Proof of funds submitted prior to showing - Buyers or Their agents are required to visit the property prior to submitting offers. Offers must meet the minimum price for submission to the seller. The seller will not consider offers from buyers who require repairs,renovations, replacements, or concessions as a result of buyers diligence or home inspections After these terms are met & understood - schedule an appointment today, and let's discuss submitting an offer! The agents have made every effort to provide accurate and current information after thorough research. However, there are no warrantieseither expressed or implied. All terms and conditions must be documented in writing to be legally binding. Due Diligence Responsibilities: Buyers and their representatives are responsible for verifying all details related to the property. This includes, but is not limited to: Flood zones, airport noise zones Homeowners' association (HOA) and Community Development District (CDD) fees Current and projected property taxes and special assessments Neighborhood safety, crime statistics, and information about sex offenders or predators (verified through local law enforcement) School district boundaries and quality Neighborhood watch programs and community safety initiatives Property layout and functionality Additionally, buyers should arrange for: Property surveys Municipal lien searches Soil percolation tests (if applicable) Home inspections, including foundation, roof, and systems such as well and septic (if applicable) Testing for mold, radon gas, lead-based paint, defective drywall, energy efficiency, and wood-destroying organisms (WDO) Further Verification: Buyers should consult with planning and zoning departments to confirm: Recorded permits and compliance history Whether the property is in a historic district, flood zone, or landlocked Proper ingress and egress routes That current and future zoning align with their intended use Any outstanding code violations or fines (verified through the code compliance division) It is crucial to investigate all factors that could influence the property's value. Additional Recommendations: Buyers and sellers should verify the property's condition, square footage, and all representations made during negotiations. It is advisable to seek guidance from qualified professionalslegal, tax, environmental, and other specialiststo ensure informed decision-making. Broker's Disclaimer: The broker states that they do not reside on the property, hold any ownership interest, nor act as the principal in this transaction. All representationswhether oral, written, or otherwiseare based solely on information provided by the seller, either verbally or through public records. By proceeding with the transaction, buyers and sellers agree to release the broker and their agents from liability, to the extent permitted by Florida law. They acknowledge that their reliance will be primarily on the seller's disclosures, professional inspections, and government agencies to verify property details, rather than on the broker's statements. Ultimately, it is the responsibility of both buyers and sellers to conduct thorough due diligence, maintain transparency, and act with truthfulness & honesty throughout the process.