9273 S GREAT OAKS DRIVE UNIT 8/910

ACREAGE ON THE WATER- Lake Bradley is a wonderful FISHING LAKE. This 7-acre lakefront home was built in 1950 and sits on 7 majestic acres with 300 feet of water frontage. 2-bedroom 2-bath home is well appointed with a newer Large screened patio with SPA! Very classy upgrades include gorgeous granite, wood cabinets, Lovely upgraded appliances, Top-End grade laminate flooring, and LED lighting. Also (2) 2-ton air conditioners, 2013 septic lines, Floral City water, rain gutters, a “permitted” 14 x 40 outbuilding with water and electric, underground electric. The property is fenced and is on Central water plus has a well for irrigation and features a STABLE for horses! Come and enjoy this perfect spot to live in Floral City. Floral City is what Florida natives lovingly call ''Old Florida''. It is all that is naturally beautiful in the Sunshine State with a majestic moss-draped tree canopy--The Avenue of the Oaks--dramatically signaling your arrival. The period houses that line East Orange Avenue in Floral City still give the feel of a turn of the 20th Century community. Walk past the wrought iron fences and blooming azaleas and you are welcomed back to an earlier time. Floral City was briefly larger than Miami during a phosphate mining boom in the late 1900s. Each year on the first weekend in December, the town turns back the clock to kick off the holiday season with ''illuminations'' and horse-drawn carriage rides during Floral City Heritage Days. The Floral City Heritage Museum and Country Store in the community's old firehouse preserve that history year-round. Old and new easily intermingle here. The new library next door to the museum is thoroughly up to date. The Withlacoochee State Trail, Florida's longest paved recreation trail, sprinkles the town center with spandex-clad visitors enjoying a weekend cycling getaway. Life moves at an easy natural pace as people duck in and out of restaurants, shops, and galleries exploring things as new as the latest line of bicycles to things as time-honored as a real small-town hardware store. What defines Floral City is what once defined much of Florida. There was a time when the bounty of Florida was proudly displayed along roadsides throughout the state. Fresh fruit and vegetable stands are still prominent here. Ferris Groves, one of Florida's most beloved retro fruit stands, welcomes guests with a cheery orange and white striped tent-style canopy that has hardly changed in fifty years. Away from it all and yet within an hour drive of Orlando and Tampa Bay Metropolitan areas. Call for your showing today!!