Discover the privacy, space, and possibilities of country living at 2415 Waccassa Street in Geneva, situated on approximately 5 acres with a private pond and surrounded by mature trees and natural Florida scenery. Zoned Agricultural, the property is located in Flood Zone X (the good one) with no known wetlands and is within a USDA-eligible area, offering potential zero-down financing for qualified buyers. The property features three separate structures, including a charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath block home, a spacious pole barn, and an additional outbuilding with a covered carport and enclosed storage area—providing plenty of room for vehicles, RVs, boats, equipment, or workshop use. Inside the home, you’ll find high ceilings, tile flooring, fresh neutral colors, recessed lighting, and a beautiful stone fireplace. The kitchen offers abundant wood cabinetry, stainless-steel appliances, tiled countertops, a pass-through breakfast bar, and an adjoining dining area. French doors lead to a large covered patio with a coordinating stone accent wall and expansive openings overlooking the peaceful surroundings. Whether you are seeking a private homestead, room for recreational equipment, or versatile storage and workspace, this unique Geneva property offers plenty of room to make it your own. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, wetlands and flood-zone status, USDA eligibility, measurements, and information regarding all structures.
Listing courtesy of REGENCY REAL ESTATE LLC. 407-469-5021
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