16515 County Road 1491, Alachua, FL 32615

Deep Spring Farm is a stunning property designed for homesteading, small scale agriculture and events. The farm has agricultural exemption classification for property taxes based on commercial blueberry production. The farm is known as a trusted destination for U pick fruit, events, and springfed pond ecotourism in North Central Florida. Weddings and overnight stays are a natural next step. Live on the land immediately by bringing a move in ready Tiny House on Wheels (THOW), Manufactured Home (MH), or Recreational Vehicle (RV). Prepare to build your dream home with waived impact fees due to prior residence. The landscape features a 1 ac+ springfed pond 30’+ deep for recreation, fishing and wildlife, wooded trails around pond, massive southern live oak trees on waterfront. The land is considered high and dry, it is well drained and there are no issues with ticks/mosquitoes. Access roads are paved and do not flood. Bonus: Walk across street to county conservation land 180ac with access to Santa Fe River. Pole Barn for RV 30’x48' with gutters. Attached lean to 14’x48', insulated, finished interior, power, plumbing, toilet, shower, mini split climate control, covered porch. Windstream Wifi and phone. Adjacent bath house with toilets, showers, covered kitchen space. One waterfront view site for THOW/MH/RV with water/electric/septic ready. Tent platform. Four wells, four septic systems, new drainfield at barn. Hydrants and underground water lines. Two Clay Electric pedestals. Buried power lines. 1 primitive hand dug well. Greenhouse 30×50 and nursery yard. Tool shed 12×24. Two well house sheds. Income producing crops: organic rabbiteye blueberry plants, drip tape irrigation: Approx 800: 300 brightwell, 300 premier, 100 trublue, 100 tift blue organic muscadine grapes, irrigated: 10 each supreme, fry, southern home RE: Organic: Edible crops have been grown using organic practices, though the farm is not certified organic. Small number homestead perennial plantings: Bartlett pear, Florida peaches, celeste figs, ‘verns’ brown turkey figs, Hamlin orange citrus, Ponkan mandarin citrus, mulberry, avocado, jiro persimmon, loquat, tea. Landscape plantings: Autumn gold ginkgo, Greenleaf american holly, Sweet bay magnolia, feijoa, fakahatchee grass, lemongrass, red buckeye, bamboo varieties, chinquapin chestnut, gingers, azalea. Native plants: sparkleberry, beautyberry, saw palmetto, elderberry, coral bean. Onsite signage. Two addresses, two mailboxes, two county road entrances. Turnkey Blueberry and grape U pick supplies. Farm systems manual detailing water systems, septics, power. Thank you for helping me find new owners to love this land and serve our community. LBR