When you stand at the front gate look to the right, the lot ends at the next home. Now look to the left, the lot ends at that house. You can see it is a lot of frontage -- approx 1500 feet of frontage. Later I will explain why that is a big deal. The home sits back about 325 feet from the road, far enough that road noise is a non issue. You have a large 4 bedroom 3 bath modular with big kitchen and formal living and dining with family room plus a small den/office/nursery off the master bedroom. It is in good condition, ready to move-in. The property is shaped like a top hat. The brim of the hat being the frontage, the rest of the hat goes deep into the trees and adjoins the Richloam Wildlife Mgmt area. If you love to hog hunt this is your paradise. I've seen hog sign back in the trees on several occasions. I've been told you can walk all the way to the Little Withlacoochee River in the dry season. Why is the frontage on HWY 50 important? Money! The closer you get to Orlando or Brooksville the more expensive the Hwy frontage. The 4 lane expansion will be completed soon, that is a sure indication that growth is coming. This property has a good upside. Buy it at residential price and sell it at commercial price. If you are self-employed, own a business or want a side hack don't let this one pass you by. Plenty of room to add a shop or other building on the front. Good signage, good visibility all screams that the next owner should have an entrepreneur's spirit. The previous owner used the frontage to sell heavy equipment. The seller MAY do owner financing with 35% down and a 3 year balloon. Let's make a deal. A good portion is cypress tress, meaning that area is not build-able. The manager has listed the unit size as 2139 square feet.