Inviting c.1900 Florida Cottage Cozy and Cute $150K
$150,000
This c.1900 Florida cottage sits welcoming beneath a canopy of trees on a corner lot. It has a metal roof that hums faintly in summer rainstorms. A wide front porch stretches across the façade, shaded and breezy, where a simple porch swing sways lazily on creaking chains, inviting slow afternoons and easy conversation. Inside, the rooms are modest but warm, with sunlight filtering through the windows and catching on a well-worn linoleum rug patterned in flowers. The whole home feels lived-in and unhurried, a quiet blend of coastal practicality and Southern charm, where every detail carries the memory of generations who found comfort in its steady, unpretentious embrace.
Realtor Comments
- 2bd
- 1ba
- 1,054sqft
- 0.35 acres
- Circa 1900
220 Green Ave SW, Live Oak, FL 32064 $150,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Jody Portbury 386-249-0931,
POOLE REALTY INC
Pros
- More affordable than many nearby areas: Generally lower costs for housing than larger cities in North/Central Florida.
- Smaller-town feel: Easier pace, friendly community vibe, and less congestion than big metro areas.
- Plenty of space nearby: You can often get land or bigger lots while still being within driving distance of services.
- Outdoor lifestyle: Great access to nature—parks, waterways, and opportunities for fishing/boating/camping nearby.
- Less traffic, easier parking: Daily life often feels simpler than in urban Florida.
- Central location for day trips: You’re not far from other parts of north Florida (depending on where you work/need to go).
Cons
- Heat and humidity (especially summers): Hot, muggy weather can be tough if you’re used to cooler climates.
- Weather risk: Like much of Florida, you’ll deal with hurricanes/tropical storms risk and severe weather potential.
- Mosquitoes and bugs: Warm, damp conditions can mean more insects, especially near water/woods.
- Car-dependent: Public transit is limited—most people rely on driving for shopping, work, and appointments.
- Fewer big-city amenities: You may have fewer options for professional services, entertainment, and specialized shopping than larger nearby markets.
- Limited job types (varies by industry): Depending on your field, you might need to commute farther or relocate for certain opportunities.
