Hardeep Kumar Yh

In a market where true "turn key" country estates are rare, this 7.5 acre Lawtey property stands as a masterclass in land utility and modern efficiency. Designed for the homeowner who values preparation over hope, this brick residence combines high tech infrastructure with professional grade agricultural features. This is not just a home; it is a private utility paradise. The property features owned solar panels paired with a conveying Tesla charging station and power bank, providing a seamless power reserve that functions as a home generator. Combined with a 2022 roof, the major capital expenditures have been professionally addressed, allowing for a low friction transition for the next owner. The Acreage & Outbuildings; 7.5 acres have been intentionally maintained to balance aesthetics with versatility. A private stocked pond serves as the centerpiece of a landscape that includes cross fencing, a pole barn, 1 horse stall and a dedicated steer stall. A 900 sqft double door metal building features separate power, offering a legitimate workspace for equipment, projects, or business operations. A sophisticated mix of mature canopy and cleared pasture, providing the versatility required for livestock, hobby farming, or pure privacy. The 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom brick home is defined by a thoughtful, split living floor plan that prioritizes flow without sacrificing dedicated spaces. Living Areas create a distinct dining, living, and family rooms provide the footprint needed for a growing household or those who frequently host. The Kitchen is Outfitted with advanced appliances and positioned as the command center of the home. Topped with a full water treatment system for the well. Outdoor Living is accomplished with the covered and screened back patio offers a disciplined retreat to enjoy the morning silence of the Florida countryside. Situated in Lawtey, this property offers a rare and favorable commuteremote enough to escape the noise, yet strategically positioned for a reasonable drive to the major employment hubs of Jacksonville or Gainesville.