3/2 c.1961 Florida Rancher W/EnSuite $175K

$175,000

Sprawl out, host with ease, and make this spacious Florida rancher truly your own! Boasting over 2,000 square feet of versatile living area, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offers elegant formal living and dining rooms complemented by an impressively oversized eat-in kitchen with an abundance of cabinetry.

Realtor Comments

BIG HOUSE. BIG POTENTIAL. BIG OPPORTUNITY! The primary bedroom includes its own en suite bath, and the oversized laundry room provides even more valuable space and storage. Step outside to the 10 x 16 screened porch overlooking a beautiful green lawn with a peaceful wooded backdrop–a wonderful spot for morning coffee, relaxing evenings, or simply enjoying the outdoors. The property also features a two-car garage and a separate 24 x 10 basement, offering additional space for storage, a workshop, hobbies, or whatever fits your needs. While much of the home is dated, that’s where the opportunity comes in! With a little elbow grease, a can of paint, and some vision, you could begin BUILDING EQUITY and transforming this spacious home to reflect your own style. Some of the big-ticket items have already been addressed: the roof was replaced near the end of 2018, and the HVAC system is only a couple of years old. Appliances include the oven, stovetop, refrigerator, and dishwasher. And for those who love the outdoors, you’re just minutes from Lake Seminole, a massive approximately 59-square-mile lake known for fishing, hunting, boating, and outdoor recreation. Lake Seminole connects with the Apalachicola River through the Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam, opening the door to even more opportunities to enjoy the waterways of the Florida Panhandle. With generous square footage, multiple living and dining spaces, abundant storage, a screened porch, garage, basement, nearby access to Lake Seminole, and plenty of potential, this home gives you the space to work with and the opportunity to make it your own

3bd
2ba
2,024sqft
0.44 acre
Circa 1961

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1016 Morgan Ave, Chattahoochee, FL 32324

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The Pros of Living in Chattahoochee

Exceptional Affordability: The cost of living and housing in Chattahoochee is significantly lower than both the national average and Florida’s coastal metros. It is one of the most budget-friendly places to buy property or rent in the state.
Prime Waterways & Outdoor Recreation: Positioned right along Lake Seminole, Three Rivers State Park, and the Apalachicola River, the area is a haven for freshwater fishing, boating, duck hunting, kayaking, and hiking.
Quiet, Small-Town Atmosphere: Chattahoochee offers a slow-paced, rural lifestyle with tight-knit, friendly neighbors, minimal traffic, and virtually no commercial noise.
Inland Elevation (Reduced Hurricane Surge): Unlike coastal Florida towns, Chattahoochee sits further inland on elevated rolling hills, providing natural distance from coastal hurricane storm surges.
Proximity to Tallahassee: The town is roughly 40–45 minutes west of Tallahassee, making it easy to drive into the state capital for university events, regional airport access, specialized healthcare, and major shopping hubs.

The Cons of Living in Chattahoochee

Extremely Limited Local Economy & Jobs: Outside of local government, public utility roles, and major regional employers like the Florida State Hospital, local job opportunities are scarce. Most residents commute out of town or work remotely.
Lack of Retail, Dining, & Amenities: Chattahoochee has very few commercial offerings. Grocery options are basic, and dining/shopping alternatives require driving to neighboring towns like Marianna, Quincy, or Tallahassee.
Higher Regional Economic Challenges: The broader county struggles with lower median incomes, higher poverty rates, and underfunded public services compared to higher-income Florida districts.
Hot, Humid Summers & Inland Insects: Summer weather brings intense heat, high humidity, and heavy insect activity (mosquitoes, gnats) around the lake and river basins.
Limited Public Transit & Car Dependency: Walking or biking for daily errands is impractical for most needs, making reliable personal vehicles essential for every household.