FLY-IN to Your Dream Home at TWELVE OAKS AIR ESTATES! Welcome to a charming fly-in community just west of the Ocala-Marion County line. This super-stylish and cozy 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is tucked away on 5 acres under majestic oaks. It’s a perfect blend of peace, privacy, and pure fun. Soar directly home on the 2,600-foot lighted grass airstrip, then taxi up to your own 45’ x 50’ airplane hangar — complete with a 1/2 bath, compressor, work benches, shelving and rear roll-up door. The home itself shines with character — high ceilings, a fireplace, metal roof with dormers, side-entry garage, (golf cart incl), and two screened porches (perfect for morning coffee or sunset drinks). Outside, gather with friends on the brick paver patio, sit by the fire pit, and watch planes take off and land. There are two sheds, RV hookup, and you’re close enough to the Withlacoochee River to grab a boat or fishing rod and explore. This friendly, gated community has a reasonable $1,700 annual HOA that covers airstrip and common area maintenance — a small price for a relaxed lifestyle. It’s a short 20–30-minute drive to Ocala, Inverness, Dunnellon, or Crystal River, and about 90 minutes from Orlando or Tampa. The community backs up to Bear Hammock/Two Mile Prairie Preserve if you like to hike. You might even see some deer and turkey. Less than two miles to a really great restaurant on the Withlacoochee.
Listing courtesy of PARSLEY REAL ESTATE INC. 352-220-4355
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