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0 160th Terrace, FL 32062
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Why you’ll love it
5 acres in Live Oak Acres Unit 1 (Lot 30), Suwannee County. Mostly flat, wooded parcel with mature tree cover and natural privacy on all sides. No flood zone, no wetlands. Elevation 95 to 100 feet. The lot runs approximately 470 ft x 470 ft x 710 ft x 400 ft, with enough room to position a home site with privacy buffers on every side and still have space for a shop, garden, or outbuildings. Zoned A-1 Agricultural. Site-built homes only, 750 sq ft minimum. Mobile homes are not permitted. Weekend RV use and camping are allowed up to three months per year, and the county will issue RV permits for up to one year during active construction. Short-term vacation rentals are permitted for single-family dwellings. Access is via 160th Terrace, a county-maintained dirt road. Power is available at the road through Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative. Well and septic needed. Soil conditions in the area are typical for standard septic installation, but buyers should verify with a site evaluation. 17 minutes to downtown Live Oak. About 9 minutes to the nearest gas and convenience on US-129. Easy access to I-10 and I-75. Gainesville, Jacksonville, and Tallahassee are each about 60 to 90 minutes out. Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park is 17 minutes away, and Ichetucknee Springs is about 34 minutes. The first photo depicts a rendering of the lot with clearing for a home site.
Listed by: Jose A Armstrong • 754-224-9950 • Bink Realty, LLC
Co-listed by: Bink Realty, LLC
Source: Miami MLS, MLS#: B26062368
Based on information as of Sep 02, 2026 at 06:39am EDT.
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Affordability
$378/mo
- Mortgage$344
- Property tax$34
- HOA fee
- Homeowners insurance
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Flood & climate risk
FEMA Flood Zone X
Outside the high-risk Special Flood Hazard Area — flood insurance is usually optional but still worth considering.
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Based on information as of Sep 02, 2026 at 06:39am EDT.
