TBD SW 138TH TERRACE

Welcome to an incredible opportunity in the heart of Rolling Hills in Ocala, where peaceful country living meets unbeatable convenience. This expansive 1.87-acre lot offers the perfect canvas to build your dream home, private estate, or weekend retreat in one of the area’s most desirable acreage communities. Properties of this size are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in a location that provides both privacy and accessibility. With no HOA, you have the freedom to design and build without restrictive covenants or costly association fees, allowing you to truly create the lifestyle you envision. Whether you are dreaming of a sprawling custom home, space for recreational vehicles, room for a workshop, or simply wide-open breathing room between you and your neighbors, this property delivers flexibility that is rare in today’s market. Rolling Hills is known for its gently rolling terrain, spacious homesites, and quiet rural atmosphere while still being just minutes from everyday conveniences. One of the biggest highlights of this location is its close proximity to the World Equestrian Center, a world-class destination that brings premier equestrian events, fine dining, shopping, and year-round entertainment to Ocala. In addition to the equestrian amenities, you are a short drive from Publix, restaurants, medical facilities, and retail shopping, as well as the charm of historic downtown Ocala. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby natural springs, lakes, trails, and golf courses, offering endless opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, and enjoying Florida’s beautiful weather. This 1.87-acre homesite offers the space, freedom, and location that today’s buyers are searching for but rarely find. If you have been waiting for the right piece of land to build exactly what you want without HOA limitations, this is your opportunity to secure a prime slice of Ocala’s growing northwest corridor. Acreage in this area continues to gain popularity, and lots of this size and setting are becoming harder to come by.