Discover the possibilities of this wooded, rural parcel located on NW 198th Ln in Alachua, FL. The property offers approximately 3.76 acres with access from a county-maintained dirt road and convenient proximity to Alachua, La Crosse, Gainesville, US-441, and I-75. Zoned Agricultural (A), providing flexibility for a variety of rural and agricultural uses. County research indicates single-family dwellings and mobile homes may be permitted with county approval, and agricultural uses are permitted by right in the A district. It's a natural fit for a homesite or a quiet rural retreat within easy driving distance of Gainesville. Power is visible at the road, where power lines run along the frontage; well and septic would be required. Roughly two-thirds of the parcel, about 2.5 acres, is high, dry, and buildable. A rendering of the potential home site is shown in the drone footage. The western third falls within the FEMA 100-year flood zone and holds some wetlands, giving you a wooded natural buffer on that edge while keeping the building area well clear of it. As with any rural land, buyers should verify permitted uses, utilities, and flood-zone information with Alachua County before closing. Drone and ground photos show the full layout, and buyers are welcome to view the property on their own schedule. Due diligence report, zoning ordinances and land uses table are attached. Call, email or message agent with any questions or to submit an offer today.

Discover the possibilities of this wooded, rural parcel located on NW 198th Ln in Alachua, FL. The property offers approximately 3.76 acres with access from a county-maintained dirt road and convenient proximity to Alachua, La Crosse, Gainesville, US-441, and I-75. Zoned Agricultural (A), providing flexibility for a variety of rural and agricultural uses. County research indicates single-family dwellings and mobile homes may be permitted with county approval, and agricultural uses are permitted by right in the A district. It's a natural fit for a homesite or a quiet rural retreat within easy driving distance of Gainesville. Power is visible at the road, where power lines run along the frontage; well and septic would be required. Roughly two-thirds of the parcel, about 2.5 acres, is high, dry, and buildable. A rendering of the potential home site is shown in the drone footage. The western third falls within the FEMA 100-year flood zone and holds some wetlands, giving you a wooded natural buffer on that edge while keeping the building area well clear of it. As with any rural land, buyers should verify permitted uses, utilities, and flood-zone information with Alachua County before closing. Drone and ground photos show the full layout, and buyers are welcome to view the property on their own schedule. Due diligence report, zoning ordinances and land uses table are attached. Call, email or message agent with any questions or to submit an offer today.