Tucked away on a peaceful .93-acre wooded homesite, this 2022 custom-built home offers the kind of privacy, calm, and everyday comfort buyers are searching for. Enjoy quiet mornings from the front porch and relaxing evenings overlooking the natural wooded backdrop, all while remaining conveniently located near Gainesville and the outdoor recreation of Orange Lake. Inside, the open layout feels bright and welcoming with vaulted ceilings, custom lighting, and a spacious living, dining, and kitchen flow designed for both daily living and entertaining. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and a large island that naturally becomes the heart of the home and a perfect gathering space. The split-bedroom floor plan offers privacy and functionality, highlighted by a spacious primary suite featuring a double 42-inch granite vanity, a relaxing whirlpool tub, and a beautifully finished glass-enclosed tiled walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full bath are positioned on the opposite side of the home, while French doors open to a covered lanai with peaceful views of the surrounding trees. With a side-entry garage, indoor laundry, and no HOA, this home is the perfect blend of modern comfort, flexibility, and North Marion County charm.
Welcome to the historic lakeside community of McIntosh, established in the 1820s and cherished for its timeless charm and small-town appeal. Nestled along the shores of Orange Lake and conveniently positioned between Ocala and Gainesville via Highway 441, this serene setting offers the perfect blend of history, accessibility, and natural beauty. Perched atop a gently rolling hill, this well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath residence spans 2,512 square feet and showcases enduring 1979 concrete block construction—built in an era when craftsmanship was paramount. Thoughtful recent updates provide peace of mind and modern appeal, including a 30-year architectural roof (2019), fresh exterior paint (2025), water heater (2020), no-climb fencing, and professionally installed French drains. Inside, you’ll find a spacious living and kitchen combination ideal for gathering and entertaining, anchored by a striking wood-burning stone fireplace. A screened rear patio with tongue-and-groove ceilings invites you to relax and enjoy Florida’s gentle breezes year-round. The generous flex space offers exceptional versatility—perfect for a large home office, studio, media room, or creative retreat. Situated on an expansive half-acre corner lot, the property offers remarkable privacy, a fenced backyard, a two-car carport, and majestic, towering live oak trees that frame the home in classic Old Florida beauty. Enjoy the character of historic McIntosh without the restrictions or maintenance concerns of a designated historic property. Known as the home of the renowned McIntosh 1890s Festival, the town draws visitors year-round and offers exciting potential as a vacation rental or peaceful full-time residence. Discover the charm, history, and lifestyle that make McIntosh so special—schedule your private showing today.
Charming Farmhouse in the Historic Community of McIntosh Full of warmth and character, this updated 3-bedroom, 3-bath cracker-style farmhouse built in 1953 sits on a fully fenced ½+ acre lot in the historic lakeside community of McIntosh, known for its timeless charm and small-town appeal. Nestled near the shores of Orange Lake and conveniently located between Ocala and Gainesville via Highway 441, the setting captures the essence of Old Florida beauty. Inside, real wood flooring throughout most of the home creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, complemented by tile in the kitchen and baths, original French and Dutch doors, and updated fixtures. The farm-style kitchen features Corian countertops, newer appliances, and a double oven, ideal for everyday living and entertaining. Outside, the spacious fenced yard and separate storage building with endless possibilities, perfect for a gardener’s workshop, hobby space, or private retreat. Enjoy the charm of historic McIntosh without the restrictions or maintenance concerns of a designated historic property. Some photos may be virtually staged.

Mc Intosh is located in Florida.