192nd Street is located between Lake City and Live Oak in McAlpin, Florida.  Lake City is located at the crossroads of Interstate 75 and 10. This makes for an easy commute to Gainesville, Jacksonville, or Valdosta.  At 192nd Street you would be living in the lowest wind zone rating area in Florida reducing your risk from hurricanes, plus home construction cost and insurance costs.  Lake City offers great climate year round and is a strong, growing city while maintaining its small, hometown feel.

Lake City offers many different events throughout the year to bring the community together from the Gateway City Craft Beer & Wine Festival, the Annual Easter Egg-stravaganza, 4th of July Celebration, Trunk or Treat, Olustee Battle Festival & Re-Enactment, Florida Gateway Pro Rodeo, Columbia County Fair, and much more.

In Lake City you will find 3 hospitals: Lake City Medical Center, Shands Lake Shore Medical Center, and a VA Medical Center. Many different shopping opportunities at the Lake City Mall, Super Wal-Mart, Lowe’s, Home Depot, Publix, Winn Dixie, Harvey’s and much more.

Florida Gateway College calls Lake City home or you can choose to travel 45 minutes south to Gainesville where you will find the University of Florida and Santa Fe College.

The Ichetucknee Springs State Park is located 15 miles southeast of 192nd Street.  The pristine waters of the Ichetucknee River is the perfect outing, whether you’re looking for a vigorous adventure or a relaxing day on the water.  It is well-known for its warm weather tubing, the 2,669-acre Ichetucknee Springs State Park is also a wildlife haven.  The main draw is the park’s eight major crystalline springs that join together to create the six-mile Ichetucknee River.

At 192nd Street you will find an old single wide mobile home that we give no value.  There is a nice barn and shed on the property that would be great for storage.  A well, septic tank, and power pole are on the land, but we do not know their working condition.  Towards the rear of the property is Little River Creek which is a wet weather creek.  During the fall and winter months it dries up, but in the spring and summer it usually has water in it.  There are many giant oak trees throughout the property and most of the property is fenced.  There is no requirement or timetable to build.  Mobile and Modular Homes are permitted.  Farm animals are permitted.

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The property is zoned 1 home per 5 acres.

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There are NO DEED RESTRICTIONS  on this property, but you must follow the building codes of Suwannee County when you do decide to build or make improvements.