Description
Discover the epitome of Old Florida living with this prime lakefront property nestled in the picturesque town of Waldo, North Central Florida. Boasting a sought-after location in Alachua County and set along the serene shores of Lake Alto, this 573-acre waterway serves as the headwaters for the renowned Santa Fe River. With a boat ramp conveniently situated at Lake Alto Park and a 662-acre preserve featuring over 5 miles of trails, this property offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace nature and enjoy a quintessential Florida lifestyle. Enjoy the privilege of owning a property on the exclusive Lake Alto, one of the region's most treasured bodies of water. With only about two dozen properties built on the lake, this location exudes exclusivity and offers unparalleled privacy. Indulge in the joys of boating, fishing, and water sports right from your doorstep, with direct access to Lake Alto's shimmering waters. Explore the enchanting Santa Fe River, a natural wonder renowned for its beauty and ecological significance. The existing small cottage on the property can be rehabilitated for those seeking a quaint retreat. However, given the scarcity of buildable home sites along Lake Alto and the high value of the land, the highest and best use of this property is likely to raze the existing structure and build a new home, allowing you to customize your lakeside oasis to your exact specifications. The true value of this property lies in its exceptional location, offering the perfect blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and limited supply. Take advantage of the opportunity to create a bespoke lakefront home that will stand as a testament to your discerning taste. Nestled in the heart of Alachua County, Waldo captures the essence of Old Florida living. Immerse yourself in a warm and welcoming community while still being within convenient reach of nearby amenities in cities like Gainsville. The proximity to Lake Alto and Santa Fe Lake provides a serene backdrop for your daily life, while the headwaters of the Santa Fe River invite exploration and adventure. Don't miss out on this prime lakefront property in Waldo, North Central Florida. Secure your slice of Old Florida paradise today. Contact us now to arrange a private viewing and explore the endless possibilities this unique property presents. This is a rare occasion to own property on Lake Alto! Imagine your own Lake front dock that provides a wonderful and relaxing living experience. This Lake front Qualifies for Dock construction. The land complies with local laws and regulations regarding the construction and use of docks. Build to suit, pending county permitting & zoning.
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2BEDS
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0.93ACRES
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1BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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1,140SQFT
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$263$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
Discover the epitome of Old Florida living with this prime lakefront property nestled in the picturesque town of Waldo, North Central Florida. Boasting a sought-after location in Alachua County and set along the serene shores of Lake Alto, this 573-acre waterway serves as the headwaters for the renowned Santa Fe River. With a boat ramp conveniently situated at Lake Alto Park and a 662-acre preserve featuring over 5 miles of trails, this property offers an exceptional opportunity to embrace nature and enjoy a quintessential Florida lifestyle. Enjoy the privilege of owning a property on the exclusive Lake Alto, one of the region's most treasured bodies of water. With only about two dozen properties built on the lake, this location exudes exclusivity and offers unparalleled privacy. Indulge in the joys of boating, fishing, and water sports right from your doorstep, with direct access to Lake Alto's shimmering waters. Explore the enchanting Santa Fe River, a natural wonder renowned for its beauty and ecological significance. The existing small cottage on the property can be rehabilitated for those seeking a quaint retreat. However, given the scarcity of buildable home sites along Lake Alto and the high value of the land, the highest and best use of this property is likely to raze the existing structure and build a new home, allowing you to customize your lakeside oasis to your exact specifications. The true value of this property lies in its exceptional location, offering the perfect blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and limited supply. Take advantage of the opportunity to create a bespoke lakefront home that will stand as a testament to your discerning taste. Nestled in the heart of Alachua County, Waldo captures the essence of Old Florida living. Immerse yourself in a warm and welcoming community while still being within convenient reach of nearby amenities in cities like Gainsville. The proximity to Lake Alto and Santa Fe Lake provides a serene backdrop for your daily life, while the headwaters of the Santa Fe River invite exploration and adventure. Don't miss out on this prime lakefront property in Waldo, North Central Florida. Secure your slice of Old Florida paradise today. Contact us now to arrange a private viewing and explore the endless possibilities this unique property presents. This is a rare occasion to own property on Lake Alto! Imagine your own Lake front dock that provides a wonderful and relaxing living experience. This Lake front Qualifies for Dock construction. The land complies with local laws and regulations regarding the construction and use of docks. Build to suit, pending county permitting & zoning.
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