52nd Ave Interlachen, FL 32148

Discover this charming 0.23-acre lot in Putnam County, a perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. Nestled in a peaceful, natural setting, this property offers the ideal canvas for building your dream home, placing a mobile or manufactured home, or securing a smart real estate investment. Enjoy the freedom to create your perfect retreat while staying close to everyday amenities, all at an affordable price point.

PRICE:

Pricing: Terms: $199 down, and $199 for 60 months


(+ $249 One-time Closing Fees)


OR

SPECIAL Cash Deal: $8,000


Located on a county-maintained dirt road in the rural community of Interlachen or Hawthorne (depending on exact location), this parcel features a gently sloped, partially wooded landscape thats ideal for building or creating a private getaway. Zoned for residential use (R-2), the land supports site-built and mobile homes, giving you freedom to design a home that fits your needs. Tent camping is allowed for short stays (up to 14 days), and while RV living is restricted by county zoning, temporary recreational use is possible with appropriate permitting.


Contact us directly today at 720-734-7471 and let us walk you through the entire process.


PROPERTY DETAILS:


GPS Center: 2937'43.01"N,8156'18.46"W


Deed Type: Warranty Deed


Zoning: Mixed Residential


Property Use Code: R-2


What Can You Do On/Near Property: Reside


Camping/Notes: No primitive camping allowed. Camping is allowed for 14 days in a camper or RV


Water: Well or cistern. Contact the Environmental Health at 386-326-7189.


Sewer/Septic: Need to install septic. Contact the Environmental


Health at 386-326-7189. Electric: Contact Clay Electric Office in Keystone Heights, Florida at (352) 473-4917.


Waste: Waste is collected once a week. Contact Waste Management for the county at (706) 485-5826/ (800) 926-9693


HOA/Fees: Putnam County does not regulate, enforce or track HOAs or POAs


Why You Should Invest in Land: The Smart Move You're Overlooking


In a world of volatile markets, sky-high rent, and unpredictable economic swings, more and more people are looking for investments that are tangible, stable, and full of long-term potential. Stocks can crash overnight, and even the hottest real estate market can cool. But one asset remains tried and true land.


If you've never considered land ownership as part of your financial strategy, its time to take a closer look. Affordable parcels like a 0.23-acre lot in Putnam County, Florida, offer a low-risk, high-upside opportunity that checks a lot of boxes for both new and experienced investors. Whether you're looking to build, hold, camp, or diversify, land is more than dirt its freedom, security, and future potential all in one.


1. Land is Affordable and Accessible


One of the biggest barriers to entering the real estate world is cost. Purchasing a home or commercial property typically requires a hefty down payment, excellent credit, and jumping through bank hoops. But with land, especially in growing areas like Putnam County, entry is shockingly affordable.


For example, a 0.23-acre residential parcel with paved road access in a scenic, fast-developing Florida county is available for just $199 a month with owner financing no banks, no credit checks, no massive cash up front. This opens the door for first-time investors, young people, retirees, and anyone who wants to take control of their financial future without taking on massive risk.


2. Land is a Finite Resource


They're not making more of it and that's more than just a clich. Land is a truly limited asset, and as populations grow and cities expand, the demand for available property naturally rises. Areas like Putnam County, located near major cities like Ocala, Palatka, and Keystone Heights, are already seeing an uptick in residential development, recreational use, and land appreciation.


By securing your parcel now, you're buying into an area with strong growth potential before prices rise. That small lot tucked off a paved road today. It could be a prime building site tomorrow.


3. Florida Is Booming


Lets talk about the location. Florida has been one of the hottest states for real estate and population growth for years. With no state income tax, year-round sunshine, and booming tourism and retirement economy, demand for Florida land isn't slowing down anytime soon.


Putnam County is uniquely positioned, its peaceful and spacious, yet within driving distance of Silver Springs State Park, Ravine Gardens, and even the zip lines and adventures of The Canyons Park. This makes it ideal for vacation homes, weekend retreats, or permanent residences. Whether you're looking for peace and quiet or outdoor adventure, its all nearby.


And that's before mentioning that camping is allowed on many residential parcels, including the one on Kueka Road, giving landowners the ability to enjoy their property right away even before they build.


4. Land Requires Little to No Maintenance


Unlike a home, which can require thousands of dollars annually in upkeep, insurance, and repairs, land is low-effort and low-maintenance. No roof leaks. No broken pipes. No HOA rules breathing down your neck.


This makes it a perfect setting and a great asset for long-term holders or investors who want a simple portfolio addition. Property taxes are often minimal (especially on smaller lots), and there's no tenant turnover or property management headaches. Just you and your piece of Florida.


5. Its Flexible Build, Hold, Camp, or Resell


Land gives you options. Maybe you want to build a home next year. Maybe five years from now. Or maybe you just want a place to park your RV and disconnect from the chaos for a while.


A residentially zoned lot like this one allows for long-term development while still letting you camp on-site in the meantime. That means your land can serve as both a weekend retreat and a foundation for your future home. You can even let the value appreciate and resell when the markets are hot.


And lets not forget when the power grid crashes or society gets weird. Owning land gives you a safe, private space where you can retreat, regroup, and thrive off the grid if needed.


6. Its a Hedge Against Inflation


Inflation is no joke and cash sitting in your bank account today could be worth far less in a year or two. But hard assets like land typically hold their value and often increase as inflation rises.


By investing in land, you're protecting your money with a real, tangible asset. You can stand on it, walk it, and even grow food on it if you choose. Its the kind of investment that doesn't vanish when the stock market hiccups.


7. No Bank Needed Owner Financing Opens the Door


Traditional real estate often requires great credit, mountains of paperwork, and tight lender requirements. But many land deals like the one that were highlighting here come with owner financing.


That means no credit checks, no banks, and no stress. You work directly with the land seller, often with a simple contract, a small down payment, and fixed monthly payments. In this case, just $199 a month gets you a deed to your own land.


That's the kind of flexibility and opportunity rarely seen in traditional investments.


8. Land is Yours. Forever.


Once your payments are made and the land is yours, that's it. There's no expiration date. No landlord. No lease. Just your own personal slice of Earth that you can keep, pass down, or sell however you choose.


That 0.23-acre parcel in Putnam County could be your children's first campsite. Your retirement spot. Or just your Plan B tucked away in a peaceful corner of Florida. Its a legacy, and in a world full of uncertainty, that kind of permanence is priceless.


9. Its Peace of Mind


There's something incredibly grounding about owning land. Its more than just an investment, its peace of mind. Its knowing that no matter what the world throws at you, you've got your own corner of the world. A place to unplug. A place to