Your Gateway to Florida Living
Ne 170 Ave : Umatilla, FL 34488
Marion County, Florida
Land Description
Welcome to your opportunity to own an affordable 0.20-Acre building lot in Marion County, Florida-strategically located near the world-famous Silver Springs State Park and just minutes from the Ocala National Forest. This property offers exceptional value for first-time land buyers, outdoor enthusiasts seeking proximity to Florida's natural wonders, retirees looking for an affordable Florida homesite, or investors entering one of the state's most desirable regions for outdoor recreation and tourism.
Located in the Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area of Marion County, this residential lot sits in one of Florida's most naturally beautiful regions, surrounded by crystal-clear springs, pristine lakes, and vast wilderness areas. Imagine owning your own piece of Florida where you can build a cozy home, place a manufactured home, or hold as an investment while enjoying immediate access to some of the state's best outdoor recreation-all at an incredibly affordable price point.
At 0.20 acres (approximately 8,712Square feet), this property provides a standard residential building lot with dimensions of approximately 75 feet by 135 feet-sufficient space for a comfortable home up to 1,600 square feet, driveway, yard, and landscaping. This lot size offers important advantages: an ultra-affordable purchase price making land ownership immediately accessible, minimal annual property taxes ($48.83-Just $4.07/Month.) keeping carrying costs exceptionally low, manageable site preparation costs, and easier ongoing property maintenance compared to larger parcels.
The terrain is typical of North-Central Florida-relatively level with natural vegetation and sandy soils that drain well. This makes foundation work straightforward, septic installation efficient, and landscaping manageable. Some clearing will be needed to prepare a building site, but the work is reasonable and far less extensive than heavily forested properties, keeping development costs affordable.
Power is available in the area, making utility connections practical. You'll need to install a well for water-standard for rural Florida properties and providing unlimited fresh water with no monthly bills-and a septic system for wastewater. Florida's sandy soils are ideal for conventional septic systems that last for decades with minimal maintenance.
The zoning allows for various housing options including site-built homes, modular homes, and manufactured homes, giving you flexibility to choose the approach that best fits your budget and timeline. Whether you want to build a traditional home, place a quality manufactured home for faster occupancy, or start modest and expand later, you have options.
Best of all, there's no Hoa-No monthly fees draining your budget, no restrictive covenants limiting your choices, no committees dictating what you can build or how your property should look. This is your land, and you have the freedom to develop it as you choose within Marion County's reasonable building codes.
The location is the true star of this property. You're positioned near Silver Springs State Park-home to the world's largest artesian springs pumping 550 million gallons of crystal-clear water daily. The famous glass-bottom boat tours, kayaking, hiking trails, wildlife viewing, and natural beauty are just minutes away. The Ocala National Forest, with 430,000 acres of pristine wilderness, numerous springs, lakes, and countless outdoor activities, is also nearby. This is Florida living for outdoor enthusiasts who want nature's playground as their backyard.
We're making land ownership accessible with incredibly affordable financing:
Cash Discounted Price: $15,999
Easy Owner Financing Available:
- Down Payment: $250
- Documentation Fee: $250 (one-time)
- Total Due Today: $500
- Monthly Payment: $250/Month for 84 months
- Total if Financed: $21,500 over 7 years
Own nearly a quarter-acre of Florida land near world-class outdoor recreation for just $500 down and $250 per month. No credit checks, no bank hassles, no complicated approval process.
See Info Below:
- State: Florida
- County: Marion
- Area: Silver Springs/Ocklawaha region
- Size: 0.20 acres (approximately 8,712 square feet)
- Lot Dimensions: Approximately 75 feet x 135 feet
- Parcel/APN: 3214
Gps Coordinates:
- Center: 29.202600, -81.872200
- NW Corner: 29.202700, -81.872400
- NE Corner: 29.202700, -81.872100
- SE Corner: 29.202500, -81.872100
- SW Corner: 29.202500, -81.872400
- Annual Taxes: Approximately $48.83/Year (only $4.07/Month-Incredibly affordable.)
- Zoning: Residential (Verify specific designation with Marion County)
- Hoa/Poa: None - No HOA fees or restrictions
- Improvements: Natural vegetation, level terrain
- Access: County-maintained road
- Water: Private well required (typical depth 100-200 feet in this area)
- Sewer: Septic system required (permitted through Florida Department of Health)
-Utilities: Power available in area; Propane for cooking/heating; Internet options available
- Camping/RVs: Subject to Marion County regulations
Information presented in this listing is deemed accurate but is not guaranteed. Buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence and verify all details independently before purchase.
Location And Setting Overview - The Silver Springs Advantage
Your Gateway to Florida's Natural Wonders: This 0.23-Acre lot sits in the Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area of Marion County, one of Florida's most naturally beautiful and historically significant regions. The area takes its name from Silver Springs-one of the largest artesian spring formations in the world and a Florida icon since the 1800S when early tourists traveled by steamboat to witness its crystal-clear waters and glass-bottom boat tours.
Today, Silver Springs State Park preserves this natural wonder as a state park, providing free access to hiking trails, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and the famous glass-bottom boat tours that have operated continuously since 1878. The spring pumps an astounding 550 million gallons of water daily, creating a river so clear you can see fish swimming 30+ feet below the surface. This isn't just a nearby attraction-it's part of your neighborhood, accessible for weekend adventures, morning kayak trips, or evening wildlife watching.
The Ocklawaha River, one of Florida's most scenic and ecologically important waterways, flows through this region connecting to numerous lakes and eventually joining the St. Johns River. This historic river was once slated for damming as part of the Cross Florida Barge Canal project, but environmental advocates successfully preserved it, maintaining its wild character and creating excellent opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and exploring untouched Florida wilderness.
Proximity to Ocala National Forest: Your property is positioned near the western edge of the Ocala National Forest-Florida's oldest national forest established in 1908, encompassing 430,000 acres of longleaf pine forests, cypress swamps, crystal springs, and pristine lakes. This vast wilderness provides endless recreation: hiking the Florida National Scenic Trail, swimming in dozens of crystal-clear springs maintaining constant 72°F temperatures year-round, fishing for bass and panfish in countless lakes and rivers, hunting for deer, turkey, and wild hogs during regulated seasons, camping in developed campgrounds or primitive backcountry sites, off-roading on hundreds of miles of trails for ATVs and dirt bikes, birdwatching with opportunities to see hundreds of species, and wildlife viewing including deer, turkeys, black bears, and alligators.
Living near the forest means you have Florida's premiere outdoor recreation area as your backyard-accessible whenever you want adventure, solitude, or connection with nature.
Perfect Location - Access to Natural Attractions and Urban Conveniences:
Silver Springs State Park (approximately 10-12 miles): World-famous glass-bottom boat tours, kayaking and canoeing on crystal-clear springs and rivers, miles of hiking and nature trails, picnic areas and pavilions, Fort King historic site with living history programs, wildlife viewing (monkeys, alligators, birds, turtles, manatees in winter), museum and visitor center, and year-round natural beauty.
Ocala (approximately 15-18 miles): Marion County's seat and economic hub offers comprehensive shopping including Paddock Mall and retail centers, major stores (Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, Bass Pro Shops), grocery chains (Publix, Winn-Dixie, Aldi, Trader Joe's), dozens of restaurants from casual to upscale, medical facilities including HCA Florida Ocala Hospital, urgent care and specialty providers, entertainment and cultural attractions, professional services, and thriving downtown historic district.
Ocala National Forest (adjacent/nearby): 430,000 acres of wilderness, dozens of springs including Alexander Springs, Juniper Springs, and Salt Springs, hundreds of miles of trails, primitive and developed camping, fishing and hunting opportunities, and unmatched natural beauty.
Rodman Reservoir (approximately 15-20 miles east): Excellent bass fishing, bird watching, boating, and scenic beauty on this large reservoir on the Ocklawaha River.
Gainesville (approximately 45 miles north): Home to University of Florida, SEC sports excitement, Shands Hospital, museums and cultural attractions, college-town energy and dining.
Daytona Beach (approximately 60 miles east): Atlantic Ocean beaches, Daytona International Speedway, entertainment and dining.
Orlando (approximately 75 miles south): Theme parks (Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld), International Drive entertainment, Orlando International Airport, professional sports and endless attractions.
This positioning is ideal-you're immersed in natural beauty with world-class outdoor recreation at your doorstep, yet within 15-20 minutes of Ocala's full urban services and within easy driving distance of airports, beaches, and major metropolitan areas.
Climate and Outdoor Living: Marion County enjoys North-Central Florida's humid subtropical climate-hot summers and mild winters perfect for year-round outdoor activities. Summer (June-September) brings warm, humid weather with afternoon thunderstorms providing natural cooling and keeping landscapes lush. Winter (December-February) is delightful with daytime highs in the 70s and nighttime lows in the 50s-perfect for hiking, camping, and outdoor projects.
Spring and fall offer particularly pleasant conditions with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. The region receives approximately 51 inches of annual rainfall, mostly during summer months. You'll enjoy 230+ sunny days per year-abundant Florida sunshine for outdoor living and recreation.
The Silver Springs Area Lifestyle: The Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area attracts outdoor enthusiasts who want nature-based recreation as their primary lifestyle, retirees seeking affordable Florida living near attractions without resort community fees, families raising children with access to outdoor education and adventure, remote workers who can live anywhere and choose natural beauty and recreation, kayakers and paddlers who want immediate access to springs and rivers, anglers seeking world-class freshwater fishing, and investors recognizing tourism and recreation-driven property appreciation potential.
Living here means your weekends are spent kayaking crystal springs, hiking forest trails, fishing productive waters, swimming in 72°F natural pools, watching wildlife in pristine habitats, camping under starry skies, and enjoying the Florida that drew people here for centuries. This isn't manufactured entertainment-it's authentic connection with Florida's natural heritage.
The absence of an HOA means you won't face monthly fees or restrictive covenants. You can develop your property to suit your lifestyle-whether that's a modest retirement cottage, a family home base for outdoor adventures, or an investment property in a recreation-focused area.
Building Your Dream Home - Options For Every Budget
Your 0.20-Acre lot near Silver Springs provides adequate space for comfortable, affordable housing while positioning you perfectly for outdoor recreation. This lot size accommodates homes up to 1,600 square feet plus driveway and yard-perfectly suitable for singles, couples, outdoor enthusiasts, retirees, or small families.
Manufactured Homes - Fast and Affordable ($35,000-$90,000 total): Modern manufactured homes offer the quickest, most affordable path to homeownership near Silver Springs. Single-wide models square feet, 2 bedrooms, 1-2 bathrooms) cost $25,000-$45,000 delivered and set up-ideal for singles, couples, or retirees seeking simple living near outdoor recreation. Double-wide models (1,200-1,500 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) cost $45,000-$75,000 delivered and set up, providing comfortable family space.
Installation costs run $8,000-$15,000 including site preparation, foundation, setup, tie-downs, skirting, and steps. Add $3,500-$6,000 for well and $5,000-$8,000 for septic. Total move-in cost: approximately $45,000-$105,000 depending on home size and features.
Modern manufactured homes feature energy-efficient construction, attractive designs, and residential-style finishes at significantly lower costs than site-built. Timeline is remarkably fast-60-90 days from order to occupancy once permits are secured, meaning you could be kayaking Silver Springs from your new home within 3 months.
Modular Homes - Quality and Efficiency ($90,000-$155,000 total): Modular homes combine factory efficiency with traditional building standards. Built in climate-controlled factories to Florida Building Code, then assembled on permanent foundations on your site. A 1,200-1,600 square foot modular home costs $75,000-$120,000 for the structure, plus $15,000-$25,000 for site work, foundation, and assembly. Including utilities, total investment runs $95,000-$160,000.
Modular homes are considered real property, appreciate like site-built homes, and look identical to traditional construction once completed. Timeline is 3-5 months from order to move-in-faster than site-built while maintaining quality and value.
Site-Built Homes - Traditional Construction ($95,000-$215,000 total): For traditional stick-built construction, compact efficient homes work best on quarter-acre lots. A well-designed site-built home (900-1,400 square feet, 2-3 bedrooms, 1-2 bathrooms) costs approximately $115-$155 per square foot including construction, site work, and utilities. Total investment: roughly $105,000-$220,000 depending on size and finishes.
Small, thoughtfully designed homes maximize space through open floor plans, high ceilings, efficient storage, and indoor-outdoor connections. Large windows can frame views of natural surroundings, covered porches extend living space, and smart layouts eliminate wasted space. Timeline is typically 8-12 months from groundbreaking to completion.
Building Timeline Summary:
- Manufactured/Modular homes: 4-6 months from land purchase to move-in
- Site-built homes: 10-15 months from land purchase to completion
Utilities Installation:
Well System ($3,500-$6,000): In the Silver Springs area, wells typically drill 100-200 feet to reach the prolific Floridan Aquifer-the same aquifer feeding Silver Springs itself. Water quality is excellent, naturally filtered through limestone. Complete systems include drilling, casing, pump, pressure tank, and basic treatment if needed. You'll have unlimited fresh water with zero monthly bills.
Septic System ($5,000-$8,000): Marion County's sandy soils are ideal for conventional septic systems. Standard systems for 2-3 bedroom homes include 1,000-Gallon tank, drain field, installation, and Florida Department of Health permitting. Properly maintained systems last 25-35+ years with pumping needed every 3-5 years ($275-$400).
Electric, Propane, and Internet: Electric connection costs $800-$2,500 depending on distance from existing lines. Monthly bills typically $100-$200 for energy-efficient homes. Propane companies provide tanks free; you pay only for gas used ($400-$1,200 annually for cooking and hot water). Internet options include Starlink satellite ($120/Month), cellular-based services, and fixed wireless providers.
The Silver Springs Outdoor Lifestyle - Your Recreation Paradise
Living near Silver Springs means having some of Florida's premier outdoor recreation literally minutes from your doorstep. This isn't just proximity to parks-it's immersion in one of America's greatest natural playgrounds.
Silver Springs State Park - Your Neighborhood Treasure: Just minutes away, Silver Springs State Park offers world-class recreation and natural beauty that people travel from around the globe to experience. As a local resident, this becomes your regular playground:
Glass-Bottom Boat Tours: The iconic tours operating since 1878 glide over crystal-clear springs where you can see 80+ feet down through water clearer than most swimming pools. Watch fish, turtles, and aquatic vegetation in stunning detail. Tours run daily year-round and never get old-each season brings different wildlife and water clarity.
Kayaking and Canoeing: Launch from the park and paddle pristine waters. The Silver River downstream offers excellent paddling through untouched Florida wilderness with guaranteed wildlife sightings-alligators, turtles, wading birds, and the famous Silver Springs monkeys (descendants of releases from old jungle movies filmed here). Upstream spring runs provide calm, clear water perfect for beginners or peaceful afternoon paddles.
Hiking and Nature Trails: Miles of trails wind through various Florida ecosystems-pine flatwoods, hardwood hammocks, river swamps, and scrub communities. Trails range from easy walks to longer hikes, all offering wildlife viewing opportunities. The park hosts guided nature walks and educational programs regularly.
Wildlife Viewing: Silver Springs is famous for wildlife. The resident rhesus monkey population (controversial but present) attracts attention, but you'll also see abundant alligators, numerous turtle species, wading birds (herons, egrets, ibis), ospreys and bald eagles, otters occasionally, and during winter months, manatees seeking the springs' warm waters. Serious birders can observe dozens of species throughout the year.
Fort King Historic Site: Connected to Silver Springs, Fort King preserves Second Seminole War history with living history demonstrations, historic buildings, and interpretive programs providing Florida history education.
Museum and Educational Programs: The Silver River Museum offers fascinating exhibits about the springs' natural history, Native American heritage, early tourism history, and ecology. Regular educational programs for all ages make this a great resource for families or anyone interested in Florida's natural and cultural heritage.
Ocala National Forest - Endless Wilderness Adventures: Adjacent to or very near your property, the Ocala National Forest's 430,000 acres provide virtually unlimited outdoor recreation:
Swimming and Springs: The forest contains numerous first-magnitude springs with crystal-clear water maintaining constant 72°F year-round-perfect for swimming any season. Alexander Springs offers a large swimming area with beach, bathhouse, and camping. Juniper Springs features beautiful natural swimming and historic millhouse. Salt Springs provides unique mineral-rich waters. Dozens of smaller springs offer more secluded swimming. These natural pools are far superior to any manufactured water park-pristine, free, and incredibly beautiful.
Fishing: Some of Florida's best freshwater fishing is found here. Countless lakes, rivers, creeks, and ponds hold largemouth bass, bluegill, shellcracker, speckled perch (crappie), and catfish. Lake Kerr, Lake Eaton, Lake George, and the Ocklawaha and St. Johns Rivers provide excellent fishing year-round. Launch a bass boat, paddle a kayak to hidden coves, or bank fish accessible spots-options are endless for anglers of all skill levels and budgets.
Hiking and Backpacking: The Florida National Scenic Trail traverses the forest for over 60 miles, offering day hikes or multi-day backpacking adventures through diverse ecosystems. Well-maintained trails wind through pine flatwoods, hardwood swamps, scrub communities, and along crystal creeks. Shorter nature trails at various recreation areas provide easier options. Backpacking here offers true wilderness solitude rarely found in Florida.
Hunting: Managed hunting seasons provide opportunities for white-tailed deer, wild turkey, feral hogs, and small game. Deer season runs late summer through winter with archery, muzzleloader, and general gun seasons. Spring turkey hunting challenges experienced hunters. Hog hunting is year-round with no bag limits. Multiple Wildlife Management Areas within the forest provide diverse hunting opportunities.
Off-Road Vehicle Trails: Hundreds of miles of trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 vehicles wind through the forest. Popular riding areas include Paisley Woods and trails near recreation areas. Forest roads and trails range from easy maintained roads to challenging single-track requiring skill and proper equipment. Weekend rides reveal hidden springs, ponds, and backcountry areas few people ever see.
Camping: Options range from developed campgrounds with electricity and bathhouses to primitive campsites requiring hiking or paddling to reach. Backcountry camping allows multi-day adventures deep in the wilderness. Developed campgrounds at springs and recreation areas provide family-friendly options with amenities while remaining immersed in nature.
Paddling Paradise: The Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area is arguably Florida's premier paddling destination. The Ocklawaha River offers excellent multi-day paddling trips through pristine wilderness. Silver Springs and its tributaries provide shorter paddles suitable for beginners. Dozens of other creeks, spring runs, and river sections offer variety for every skill level. Many paddlers keep kayaks or canoes ready for spontaneous after-work paddles or weekend adventures.
Year-Round Outdoor Calendar: Each season brings unique opportunities. Spring offers turkey hunting, wildflower blooms, comfortable hiking weather, and active fish. Summer is perfect for spring swimming in constant 72°F water, early morning fishing, and camping under warm nights. Fall brings comfortable temperatures, lower humidity, excellent fishing, and beginning of hunting seasons. Winter offers delightful 70°F days perfect for hiking, paddling, and wildlife viewing, plus manatees at Silver Springs.
Why This Property Makes Exceptional Sense
Location, Location, Location: This property's greatest asset is location. You're not just buying land-you're buying lifestyle. Proximity to Silver Springs State Park and the Ocala National Forest means world-class outdoor recreation is your daily reality, not an occasional vacation. Properties in this area appeal strongly to outdoor enthusiasts, tourism industry workers, retirees seeking adventure, and families wanting children to grow up exploring nature.
Tourism and Recreation Economy: Marion County's economy increasingly focuses on tourism and outdoor recreation. Silver Springs attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. The Ocala National Forest draws millions to camping, springs, and recreation. This tourism infrastructure creates demand for vacation rentals, supports local businesses, and drives property appreciation in recreation-focused areas.
Affordable Entry Point: At just $15,999 cash or $500 down with owner financing, this property provides the most affordable entry into Marion County's recreation corridor. For less than the cost of a used car, you own real estate near world-famous attractions. The incredibly low annual taxes ($48.83) mean carrying costs are negligible-less than $5 monthly.
No State Income Tax: Florida's lack of state income tax saves $3,000-$15,000+ annually for many households compared to high-tax states. These savings can easily cover your land payment with money left over.
Strong Appreciation Potential: The Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area has shown steady property appreciation driven by tourism growth, outdoor recreation popularity, retiree migration, and limited land availability near major attractions. Land purchased today for under $16,000 could reasonably appreciate to $22,000-$32,000+ over 5-10 years based on historical trends.
Rental Potential: Once you build, short-term vacation rentals are popular in this area. Kayakers, spring enthusiasts, forest visitors, and tourists seek accommodations near attractions. A modest 2-3 bedroom home could generate $100-$150+ nightly during peak seasons, providing income to offset costs or generate profit.
Quality of Life: Living near Silver Springs offers unmatched quality of life for outdoor enthusiasts. Wake up and kayak before work. Hike forest trails on weekends. Swim in springs during summer evenings. Fish productive waters year-round. Camp under stars whenever you want. This lifestyle is priceless for those who value nature over material possessions.
Perfect for Outdoor Professionals: The area attracts outdoor guides, naturalists, environmental educators, tourism workers, and others whose careers revolve around Florida's natural resources. Living here means short commutes to work and immediate access to the resources you showcase or study.
Retirement Paradise: For retirees who've dreamed of Florida living surrounded by nature rather than golf courses and shopping malls, this area delivers. Affordable land, low taxes, year-round recreation, natural beauty, and slower pace create ideal retirement conditions for active adults who want adventure more than amenities.
Simple Buying Process
We've streamlined land purchasing for immediate ownership.
Step 1 - Contact Us: Visit or call to discuss the property.
Step 2 - Choose Payment Option:
Cash ($15,999): We prepare warranty deed, you provide payment, we record deed in your name at Marion County in 1-2 days.
Owner Financing ($250 Down + $250 Doc Fee, then $250/Month for 84 Months): No credit check. Pay $500 at signing, then $250 monthly for 7 years. Contract for deed gives immediate possession with deed transferring at payoff.
Step 3 - Make Payment: Through secure online system or cashier's check.
Step 4 - Sign Documents: Electronic or physical signatures.
Step 5 - Enjoy Your Land: Start using property immediately-visit, plan, build.
Our Commitment:
- No Credit Checks
- No Bank Hassles
- No Prepayment Penalty
- Immediate Possession
- Transparent Terms
Property Taxes: Just $48.83 annually ($4.07/Month) paid directly to Marion County.
About H5 Land Ventures: Family-owned business helping hundreds achieve land ownership through honest communication, clear terms, and ongoing support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How close is Silver Springs State Park?
A: Approximately 10-12 miles-just 15-20 minutes' drive. Close enough for regular visits, after-work kayaking, or weekend adventures.
Q: Can I use this for vacation rental?
A: Once you build, short-term rentals are subject to Marion County regulations and zoning. Many properties in this area successfully operate as vacation rentals due to proximity to Silver Springs and the Ocala National Forest. Verify current regulations with Marion County.
Q: What can I build?
A: Subject to Marion County zoning and building codes. Typically allows single-family homes (site-built, modular, or manufactured). Minimum square footage requirements apply-usually 600+ square feet.
Q: Is this really no credit check?
A: Absolutely. We don't run credit or require income verification. Everyone deserves land ownership opportunity.
Q: Can I pay off early?
A: Yes. No prepayment penalty. Pay extra anytime to save interest.
Q: Why so affordable?
A: We believe in fair pricing and accessible ownership. We help more people achieve dreams through volume and fair pricing rather than maximum profit per sale.
Landmarks and Reference Points:
- Silver Springs State Park (major landmark in area)
- Sr-40 East/Silver Springs Boulevard (main highway)
- Ocklawaha River (scenic river in region)
- Approximately 12-15 miles east of Ocala
- Approximately 10-12 miles from Silver Springs State Park
Property Visit Recommendations:
- Visit during daylight hours
- Bring charged GPS device or smartphone
- Wear appropriate footwear for natural terrain
- Bring camera to document property
- Consider visiting Silver Springs State Park while in area
- Best access on dry days if roads are unpaved
Contact for assistance with directions or property showings.
Your Florida Outdoor Dream Starts Here
This 0.20-Acre lot near Silver Springs represents more than land-it's your gateway to Florida's outdoor lifestyle. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, first-time buyer, retiree, or investor, this property provides exceptional value in one of Florida's most naturally beautiful regions.
At just $15,999 cash or $250/Month with only $500 down, land ownership near world-famous attractions is accessible to almost everyone. Annual taxes of $48.83 ($4.07/Month) are incredibly affordable.
The Silver Springs area is experiencing growth driven by tourism, outdoor recreation, and migration of people seeking nature-based lifestyles. Property values are rising. By purchasing now, you're positioning yourself for appreciation while enjoying immediate access to springs, forests, and adventures.
Don't let this opportunity pass. Land near Silver Springs and the Ocala National Forest at this price won't last.
Ready to own your piece of Florida's outdoor paradise? Visit or contact us today.
More Land Details
Property Type: Residential Land
Size: 0.20 Acres
Apn: 3214
Annual Taxes: $48.83
Area: Silver Springs/Ocklawaha
Access: County-maintained road
HOA: None
Nearby Recreation:
- Silver Springs State Park - 10-12 miles
- Ocala National Forest - Adjacent/nearby
- Ocklawaha River - Local area
- Multiple springs and lakes - Surrounding area
The details provided in this property listing are believed to be reliable but are not warranted. Prospective buyers should conduct their own due diligence to verify information before purchase.
At H5 Land Ventures, we believe that owning land should be possible for everyone. We are a family-owned business that specializes in making land ownership simple, affordable, and accessible so you can build your legacy, create memories, and invest in your future.
Land Maps
Directions to Land
Directions to Property
The property is located at GPS coordinates 29.202600, -81.872200 in the Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area of Marion County. We strongly recommend using these exact GPS coordinates in your navigation system for the most accurate route.
From Ocala (approximately 15-18 miles, 18-22 minutes):
1. Start in downtown Ocala
2. Head east on E Silver Springs Blvd/SR-40 East
3. Continue on SR-40 E for approximately 12-15 miles
4. You'll pass through Silver Springs area with the state park on your left
5. Continue on SR-40 E past Silver Springs
6. Use GPS coordinates 29.202600, -81.872200 to navigate to the exact property location in the Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area
7. Property is on a county-maintained road in this region
Alternative Route from Ocala:
1. From north Ocala, take SR-315 North
2. Turn right (east) onto SR-40 East
3. Follow SR-40 E through Silver Springs area
4. Navigate to GPS coordinates
From Gainesville (approximately 40-45 miles, 45-50 minutes):
1. Start in Gainesville
2. Head south on SE Hawthorne Road/SR-20 East toward Palatka
3. Continue on SR-20 E for approximately 20 miles
4. Turn right (south) onto SR-315 South
5. Continue on SR-315 S for approximately 15 miles
6. Turn left (east) onto SR-40 East/Silver Springs Blvd
7. Continue on SR-40 E through Silver Springs area
8. Use GPS coordinates 29.202600, -81.872200 to navigate to property
Alternative Route from Gainesville via Ocala:
1. Take I-75 South from Gainesville
2. Take Exit 352 for SR-40 East toward Silver Springs
3. Head east on SR-40 E
4. Continue approximately 15 miles through Silver Springs area
5. Navigate to GPS coordinates
From Palatka (approximately 30-35 miles, 35-40 minutes):
1. Start in Palatka
2. Head west on SR-20 West
3. Continue on SR-20 W for approximately 20 miles
4. Turn left (south) onto SR-315 South
5. Continue on SR-315 S for approximately 10-12 miles
6. Turn left (east) onto SR-40 East
7. Continue on SR-40 E through or past Silver Springs area
8. Use GPS coordinates 29.202600, -81.872200 to navigate to exact property location
Alternative Scenic Route from Palatka:
1. Take SR-19 South from Palatka
2. This scenic route follows the western edge of the Ocala National Forest
3. Turn right (west) onto SR-40 West at the forest
4. Navigate to property using GPS coordinates
GPS Navigation Information:
-Primary Coordinates:29.202600, -81.872200 (property center)
-Corner Coordinates:
- Nw: 29.202700, -81.872400
- Ne: 29.202700, -81.872100
- Se: 29.202500, -81.872100
- Sw: 29.202500, -81.872400
Navigation Tips:
- GPS coordinates provide most accurate navigation for vacant land
- SR-40 East (Silver Springs Blvd) is the main route through the area
- The property is in the Silver Springs/Ocklawaha area east of Ocala
- Silver Springs State Park is a well-known landmark in the area
- Cell phone coverage is generally good for GPS navigation
- Property is on county-maintained road
