About 316 Ne 516th Avenue
New 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home (~1,800 sq ft) on 3 acres, built in 2025 with durability, efficiency, and independence in mind. Constructed with a standing seam metal roof, metal siding, and an elevated stem wall foundation, the structure was engineered with a continuous load path to withstand Florida’s toughest storms, rated for wind speeds up to 185 mph. This property is fully off-grid. A 9 kW solar array with 60 kWh battery storage provides reliable power year- round, eliminating electric bills and keeping the lights on even during regional outages. A private well and septic system mean no water or sewer bills. Combined with the robust building envelope, this home offers extremely low long-term operating costs. Currently, the structure is classified as an agricultural building, which provides very low property taxes. For buyers who wish, the building can be easily converted to a residence by applying for a Certificate of Occupancy. This gives flexibility: keep taxes low under agricultural classification, or convert when you’re ready to treat it as a standard residence. The home’s layout offers 4 full bedrooms and 2 baths, with open common areas that balance functionality and comfort. Built with high-quality materials and careful workmanship, the property avoids many of the common issues in modern housing—no cheap finishes, no short-lived shingles, no design oversights that compromise comfort. The property is offered with 3 acres at $279,000, with the option to expand to 6 acres if desired. Whether kept as a homestead, a sustainable family residence, or an investment property, this land offers privacy and future development potential. This is a rare opportunity in Dixie County: a newly built home that is strong, efficient, independent, and cost-effective to own. Buyers seeking long-term value, sustainability, and resilience will find this property unmatched in the market.
