A 76-acre equestrian farm in northwest Ocala that is just a couple miles away from the World Equestrian Center has been listed for sale for just over $9.5 million.
Located at 6480 N US Highway 27, the property was listed for sale earlier this month by local realtor Joan Pletcher.
According to the listing, the 76.15-acre site features large, sweeping pastures and a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home, that was built in 1965. Additionally, the site features a large horse barn, a shed, and a well.
The property is currently owned by Donald J. Duksa, according to Marion County records.
Duksa originally purchased the property in 1985 from Lackawanna Farms, Inc., for $627,444, according to a deed filed with the Marion County Clerk of Courts.
In the last few months, Ocala-News.com has reported on the sale of several multi-acre horse farms in northwest Ocala.
That includes a 39-acre horse farm that was sold for $2.4 million, 25-acre horse farm that was sold for $2.7 million at the beginning of January, a 21.84-acre farm that was sold for $2.8 million, a 100-acre farm that was sold for $6.4 million, a 38.65-acre farm that was sold for $3,665,000, and a 74.4-acre farm that was sold for $4,400,000.
All of those properties were in the northwest part of the city and county.
