2625 CR 546N

BACK ON THE MARKET! Here’s a second chance at an awesome piece of property. 13.85 acres high and dry and priced to sell. If you want your neighbors to be cows and horses and sandhill cranes then we found the perfect place for you to stake your claim. ANNNDDDD….If you happen to be a plant aficionado like we are then seriously look no further….for real. The extensive list of planted trees and more is impressive to say the least. Check this out there are native species planted to attract butterflies: Tampa verbena, Fire bush, Salt and pepper bush, Red honey suckle, Robin’s mint. Also several seedling variants of: Tecomeria (cape honeysuckle) flowers range from orange to red also attract butterflies: Viburnum, Philodendron hybrids and Gardenias. Trees on site include: Taiwan cedar, Mexican royal oak, Loquat oak (Mexico), Mexican Sycamore, Mexican yellow pine, Pond pine (native), Texas ebony, native to Texas and Mexico very unique fragrance, Sand paper tree native to Mexico. Also there are several plants called Larra flower that were planted around the property to attract pollinators and predatory insects.There are also 2 peach trees. 1 ‘Tropic Snow’a white flesh freestone variety. 1 ‘UF Beauty’ a yellow flesh cling variety and 1 pear tree a variety named ‘Keifer’ There is also a 10inch well on site And electric. All this and it’s only listed for $250,000. For clarification although the majority of the property is high and dry there is a seasonal pond on-site and the NE corner is on the flood map although its never been known to hold any water. Excellent location. Fenced and cross fenced. And paved road access on 2 sides. In Bushnell off of County Road 546. If you are all dressed up and have no where to grow… this is it! Unfortunately we took our drone pictures the day before it rained but we promise it’s gorgeous. All offers must be in writing and must contain proof of funds or pre-approval letter. You can drive on over on your own to check it out…but we’d much rather show you ourselves. Call today!