c.1950 Florida Handyman Special on 1.53 Acres $75K

$75,000

Country peace meets incredible potential. Resting on an expansive 1.53-acre parcel safely out of the flood plain (Zone X), this sweet 972 sq. ft., 3 BD/1 BA Florida handyman special delivers built-in character, sweeping porch views front and back, and the lasting protection of a metal roof. Bring your tools, design ideas, and personal touches to build equity in a private rural setting!

Realtor Comments

Located just outside the Perry city limits on the corner of Hwy 27 and Dorman Peacock Road, you’ll enjoy the space and feel of country living while remaining just minutes from downtown conveniences. Whether you’re looking for your next renovation project, a potential rental investment, a flip, or an affordable property to transform into your own home, this one offers plenty of possibilities. The home is in need of renovation and is being offered AS-IS, CASH ONLY, giving the next owner the opportunity to renovate and make it their own. With 1.53 acres, Flood Zone X, a convenient location, and plenty of room to work with, there’s a great foundation here for your next project. Bring your ideas, roll up your sleeves, and come see the potential for yourself — schedule a tour today! Property is being sold AS-IS, CASH ONLY. Buyer to complete all desired inspections and due diligence. Seller has limited knowledge regarding the history and condition of the home.

3bd
1ba
972sqft
1.53 acres
Circa 1950

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2419 Dorman Peacock Rd, Perry, FL 32348

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Contact Realtor: Hope H Webb, The American Dream

Agent Phone: (850) 838-7640

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Pros

High Affordability: Property values, land prices, and cost of living remain significantly lower than state and national averages. It is one of the more accessible areas in Florida to purchase acreage or single-family homes.
Proximity to Gulf Coast Outdoor Recreation: Located just minutes from Keaton Beach and the Steinhatchee River, Perry offers quick access to world-class saltwater fishing, boating, and seasonal scalloping in the Gulf of Mexico.
Rich Wildlife & Hunting Culture: Surrounded by state parks, wildlife management areas, and massive pine forests, the region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters (deer, turkey, hogs), and kayakers.
Tight-Knit, Slow-Paced Vibe: Features a traditional small-town atmosphere, local festivals (like the Florida Forest Festival), low traffic, and a quiet, unhurried pace of life.

Cons

Economic Impact of Major Industrial Closures: The local economy was hit hard by the 2023 closure of the Foley Cellulose Mill—long the area’s largest employer—creating job market shifts and ongoing economic transitions.
Severe Weather & Hurricane Vulnerability: Positioned right along Florida’s Big Bend, the area is historically prone to major tropical storms and direct hurricane impacts (such as Hurricane Idalia in 2023 and Hurricane Helene in 2024), bringing risks of high winds, flooding, and power outages.
Limited Local Amenities & Shopping: Retail, dining, and commercial options are largely restricted to local spots and basic chain stores; major shopping centers and big-box retailers require driving about 50 miles north to Tallahassee.
Humid Summers & Pests: Summers are hot, long, and intensely humid, accompanied by heavy mosquito, biting fly, and gnat activity common to Florida’s coastal forest regions.