2/1 c.1924 Florida Home W/Vintage Details $179K

$179,000

This cozy 2-bedroom, 1-bath Florida home offers a warm, welcoming retreat inside and out. The fully fenced backyard serves as your own private outdoor haven—perfect for letting pets roam freely, creating a flourishing garden, or hosting weekend gatherings with family and friends.

Realtor Comments

Outdoor enthusiasts will love the home’s proximity to the beautiful Suwannee River, offering fishing, canoeing, and kayaking with a public boat ramp within 2 minutes. Nearby hiking and biking trails make it easy to enjoy the area’s natural beauty year-round. Conveniently situated within walking distance of the local post office, library, and restaurant. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, a weekend retreat, or an investment property, this property offers the perfect blend of recreation, comfort, and small-town charm

2bd
1ba
1,328sqft
7,841sqft lot
Circa 1924

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16582 River St, White Springs, FL 32096 $179,000

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Pros

Rich History and Small-Town Charm: White Springs is known for its preserved Victorian architecture, deep roots in southern folk music (serving as the home of the Florida Folk Festival), and a quiet, tight-knit community feel.
Outdoor and River Recreation: Situated directly on the scenic Suwannee River and near the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, it is an absolute haven for nature lovers, offering excellent opportunities for hiking,canoeing, kayaking, and bicycling (including access to the Suwannee River Wilderness Trail).
Affordable Real Estate: Property and housing costs are generally very low compared to coastal and metropolitan areas in Florida, making it attractive for budget-conscious buyers looking for quiet country living or historic properties.

Cons

Very Limited Local Economy and Jobs: As a very small rural town, local employment opportunities are sparse,meaning most residents must commute to nearby cities like Lake City or Valdosta, Georgia, for work.
Sparse Commercial Amenities: Daily conveniences such as large grocery stores, extensive retail shopping, dining variety, and entertainment options are extremely limited locally, requiring travel for routine errands.
Healthcare Limitations: While basic local medical services exist, major healthcare facilities, specialists, and hospitals require a drive to larger neighboring hubs.
Rural Infrastructure and Connectivity: High-speed internet options, municipal services, and public infrastructure can be limited or vary significantly depending on whether you live right in town or out in the rural county.