$375,000

25k Price Reduction!! Rare opportunity to own over 10 acres with a brand new home in Wauchula! Located at 951 State Road 64 East, this fully fenced property combines usable agricultural acreage with a newly completed residence and extensive frontage directly on State Road 64. Unlike raw land, this property features a home that received its Certificate of Occupancy in 2026, opening financing options for both the land and the residence. Currently greenbelted and leased to a local farmer, the property supports its agricultural classification and the potential tax advantages, tied to continued qualifying use. The land is thoughtfully laid out with three separate paddocks, ideal for cattle, horses or other livestock, along with a private pond providing a natural water source for animals without having to rely solely on the property's well. Another key value-add, is the ability to split the 10+ acres into two separate parcels: one containing the existing home and one as vacant land, creating the potential to sell off a parcel and offset the overall investment. The home is elevated approximately 14 feet on pilings, creating a truly unique setup with substantial covered space below. An RV hookup is already in place underneath with septic connection, making that space ideal for an RV, guests, equipment, recreational vehicles, or additional covered storage. Inside, the construction has been completed with care, offering two full bathrooms and modern finishes throughout. But what truly sets this home apart is its setting. From the oversized elevated deck facing west, enjoy sweeping views across pasture and tree line, with stunning Florida sunsets stretching across the horizon. And with extensive State Road 64 frontage, the property also carries long-term visibility, accessibility and flexibility that's hard to find. Whether you're looking for a private homestead, a working farm, livestock setup, a recreational retreat or an acreage property with the option to divide and sell a portion, this one checks boxes you didn't think still existed.