Own 1.17 Acres in Ocala Horse Country
Flat, mostly wooded land in Reddick with flexible A-1 zoning, no HOA located, power at the road, and owner financing available without a traditional bank.
Wooded acreage near Ocala with room for your plans
Picture a little more than an acre of your own in Marion County, shaded by mature trees and surrounded by the rural character that makes the Ocala area well known for farms, horses, and open land.
This 1.17-acre parcel on NW 107th Ct in Reddick is flat and mostly wooded, offering privacy and a natural setting for a home, manufactured home, garden, or small homestead, subject to county requirements.
Owner financing gives qualified buyers an alternative to waiting for traditional bank financing. Power is reported at the road, no HOA was located, and the property is approximately 30 minutes from Ocala and 39 minutes from Gainesville.
Flexible land with practical purchase options
Owner Financing
Secure the property with a down payment and monthly payments instead of arranging a traditional land loan.
Flexible A-1 Zoning
County zoning documents identify residential, manufactured housing, agricultural, and livestock-related uses, subject to applicable approvals and development standards.
No HOA Located
No homeowners association was identified during the property review. Buyers should independently confirm current restrictions.
Key parcel information
- Address
- NW 107th Ct, Reddick, FL 32686
- Parcel Number
- 12263-009-00
- County
- Marion County, Florida
- Property Type
- Agricultural vacant land
- Parcel Size
- 1.17 acres
- Dimensions
- Approximately 180 ft × 285 ft
- Zoning
- A-1 General Agriculture
- Terrain
- Flat and mostly wooded
- Elevation
- Approximately 80 feet
- Road Access
- NW 107th Ct; gravel, county-maintained
- Flood Zone
- AE-100; buyer to verify current requirements
- Wetlands
- None identified in the property report
- Electricity
- Reported at the road through Clay Electric
- Water and Sewer
- Private well and septic system required
- HOA
- None located
- Purchase Terms
- Owner financing or cash
What can be built or done here?
The following uses are based on the supplied Marion County zoning information. Every proposed structure or activity remains subject to county review, setbacks, permitting, utilities, floodplain requirements, and other applicable rules.
Residential Possibilities
- Single-family dwelling
- Manufactured home
- DCA-approved residential building
- Guest cottage or apartment where approved
- Site-built tiny home meeting applicable code
Agricultural Possibilities
- General farming and crop production
- Gardening and small homestead uses
- Beekeeping operations
- Greenhouse or nursery uses
- Ornamental horticulture
Animals and Rural Uses
- Livestock subject to acreage and pasture rules
- Horse-related use subject to county standards
- Forestry or silviculture
- Accessory structures where permitted
- Storage related to an approved principal use
Build and use ideas
- A custom home positioned among the trees
- A code-compliant manufactured or modular home
- A home with a detached garage or workshop
- A garden, greenhouse, or beekeeping setup
- A small homestead designed around county rules
- A primary residence with an approved guest space
Important use restrictions
- Camping is not identified as an allowed permanent use.
- An RV may not serve as a permanent dwelling.
- Park-model units are not represented as approved tiny homes.
- Animal use depends on pasture area and density requirements.
- All buildings require applicable permits and approvals.
Rural land within reach of Ocala and Gainesville
The property sits in northwestern Marion County near established rural communities, outdoor recreation, and major regional routes. Drive times are approximate and should be independently confirmed.
Locate the parcel
Coordinates are provided for general reference and are not a substitute for a professional boundary survey.
Center Point
Use the center coordinates for general navigation to the property.
29.30005, -82.29720
29.3003, -82.2968
29.2998, -82.2968
29.2998, -82.2977
29.3003, -82.2977
No traditional land loan required
Owner financing may allow you to secure the property with a down payment and make scheduled monthly payments. Cash purchase is also available.
Contact Root Down Land to confirm current pricing, payment terms, fees, taxes, reserves, and availability before making a decision.
Due-diligence items to review
Title and tax review
The supplied research notes an owner-name discrepancy between assessor information and recorded deeds, along with outstanding tax-related items. A title company should review and address these matters through the closing process.
Building and site review
Buyers should confirm legal access, survey boundaries, floodplain standards, setbacks, utility installation costs, septic suitability, well requirements, and approval of their intended use with the appropriate agencies.
Frequently asked questions
Is owner financing available?
Yes. Owner financing is offered with a down payment and scheduled monthly payments. Contact Root Down Land for the current terms, fees, and availability.
Can I place a manufactured home on the property?
The supplied A-1 land-use information identifies manufactured homes as a permitted use. The home must meet current code, placement, foundation, utility, floodplain, and permitting requirements.
Can I build a traditional single-family home?
A single-family dwelling is identified as a permitted use. Approval depends on the parcel’s legal status, density rules, setbacks, floodplain standards, utilities, and building permits.
Can I keep horses or other animals?
A-1 zoning allows agricultural livestock uses, but the number and type of animals depend on usable pasture area, parcel size, setbacks, animal-housing requirements, and current county rules.
Can I live in an RV on the property?
An RV is not allowed as a permanent dwelling. Limited temporary guest occupancy or occupancy during permitted construction may be possible under specific county requirements.
What utilities are available?
Electricity is reported at the road through Clay Electric. A buyer should expect to install a private well and septic system and independently confirm all connection costs and service availability.
Is the property in a flood zone?
Yes. The property is reported in Flood Zone AE-100. Buyers should confirm the current base flood elevation, construction requirements, elevation-certificate requirements, and flood-insurance costs.
Is there an HOA?
No HOA was located in the supplied property research. Buyers should verify whether any deed restrictions, private agreements, or other recorded limitations apply.
Take the next step toward owning land near Ocala
Contact the Root Down Land team for current availability, financing terms, property documents, and closing information.
