Rare Lake Weir Waterfront Compound | Acreage + Sandy Beach | Minutes to Ocala & The Villages Discover a truly one-of-a-kind lakefront retreat on Lake Weir, offering the perfect blend of privacy, space, and Florida resort-style living. Set on 3.44 acres with 147 feet of pristine sandy beachfront, this gated waterfront estate delivers the rare opportunity to own acreage directly on the waterideal for buyers relocating to Florida in search of sunshine, serenity, and year-round outdoor living. Surrounded by mature trees, lush landscaping, and peaceful water views, the property is designed as a private family compound or vacation retreat, featuring two fully furnished lake homes plus expansive guest accommodations. The residences include a charming 2-bedroom, 1-bath home and a second 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with an attached garage, offering flexibility for multi-generational living, hosting guests, or income potential. A standout feature is the climate-controlled guest quarters above the four-car garage, currently used as a flex and game space, complete with tall ceilings, a wood-burning/gas fireplace, and a full bathroomperfect for entertaining, extended stays, or creative use. The outdoor experience is unmatched, with a private dock, sandy swim beach, paved drive, RV carport, extensive concrete walkways, and multiple gathering areas to enjoy sunrise coffee or sunset views over the lake. This is true Florida lakefront living, where boating, swimming, fishing, and watersports become part of everyday life. Located just minutes from shopping, dining, and entertainment in The Villages and Ocala, and a short drive to the World Equestrian Center, this Lake Weir estate offers both convenience and tranquility. For those seeking a quiet waterfront lifestyle with easy access to modern amenities, this property delivers the best of both worlds. All homes convey fully furnished, making this a seamless move-in opportunity. Select recreational itemsincluding a ski boat, Jet Ski, ATV, trailer, and water toysmay be negotiated separately. Whether envisioned as a primary residence, second home, multi-generational estate, or investment retreat, this exceptional Lake Weir waterfront compound is a rare offering in Marion County. Schedule your private showing today and experience the serenity, space, and sunshine of Lake Weir living.
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