321 Northeast 11th Street

Fix it up or tear it down, you decide! Built in 1932 and cherished by the same owner since 1957, this vintage Florida Cracker home is ready for its next chapter. The existing home offers approximately 1,170 square feet with three bedrooms, one bathroom, a metal roof, covered front porch, one-car carport and detached one-car garage with additional storage. But the real opportunity lies in the beautiful, oak-shaded .46-acre lot. Zoned RMF-7, the property allows a maximum density of up to 14 dwelling units per acre, and potentially six units based on density alone, making it an intriguing opportunity for renovation, redevelopment or future income-producing housing. Located near Gainesville’s beloved Duck Pond neighborhood, just blocks from Northeast Park and minutes from downtown Gainesville, the University of Florida, Depot Park, restaurants, shopping and public transportation. Whether you restore this nearly century-old home or start fresh with a new vision, opportunities like this do not come along often. Property is being sold as-is. Buyer should independently verify zoning, allowable density, setbacks, parking, utilities, development requirements and intended use with the City of Gainesville.