Two Acres in High Springs w\Cave for Sale-!

[Data]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no house.
Your'e paying $84,500 per acre for a beautiful piece of property with a cave that may or may not go somewhere, right?

Mike M

not really, you can see it this way:
you pay $20k an acre for agricultural zoned land (high market value)
and an extra little $130k for your own backyard pond aahhh cave I mean.

[FW]

FWIW, John is convinced there is a way out of the sink. He may be right, it took about 2 years for anyone to find a way past the Lips at Devils' Eye.

[Angie Reim]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no house.
Your'e paying $84,500 per acre for a beautiful piece of property with a cave that may or may not go somewhere, right?

Mike M

not really, you can see it this way:
you pay $20k an acre for agricultural zoned land (high market value)
and an extra little $130k for your own backyard pond aahhh cave I mean.

If it's zoned agricultural I understand that it might be over-priced. However, if you take a ride down the road to some of those one-acre homesites that are already cleared by a developer (R1 zoning), you will notice that the starting price is ~$70K per acre without a house, trees or water.

So it's all about how the buyer wants to look at the property. I can see both sides to the price issue.

[Data]

If it's zoned agricultural I understand that it might be over-priced.

Legal: Lot 6, Carrie Vaughn Estates Replat, PB N-97, OR 1676/170 & 2068/0034
Annual Tax: 417

Zoning: A

[Mike]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but there is no house.
Your'e paying $84,500 per acre for a beautiful piece of property with a cave that may or may not go somewhere, right?

Mike M

not really, you can see it this way:
you pay $20k an acre for agricultural zoned land (high market value)
and an extra little $130k for your own backyard pond aahhh cave I mean.

Darn expensive pond.

Mike M

[JE]

I often wondered how John was able to so quietly swim into Hornsby-! Perhaps, his sink would explain that. A couple or three guys we all know connected Luralville to the Telford system a few years ago, & a die trace was linked from Mill Creek{Alachua Sink} thru to Hornsby as well. Even though someone said that the flow was moving in the opposite direction from the Santa Fe & Hornsby. Waddya think guys-? Does it go?

J.
8)

[FW]

Did anyone ever go look at this place? I understand it is still for sale.

[Bill Rotella]

Forrest and I will go look and buy it after we win the mega lottery!

[Tegg]

It might generate more interest if there were a survey of the cave. My buddy and I would gladly donate our time to assist them in gaining that information...

[sskasser]

It might generate more interest if there were a survey of the cave. My buddy and I would gladly donate our time to assist them in gaining that information...

I'm with ya Joe. I'll make the sacrifice to help survey!