


Listing Courtesy of: CITRUS COUNTY / Listed By: Carlos Gutierrez, Century 21 J W Morton Real Estate, Inc.; J. Morton, J W Morton Real Estate, Inc.
17454 S Highway 475 Summerfield, FL 34491
Active (13 Days)
$3,600,000 (USD)
Description
MLS #:
857662
857662
Taxes
$8,934(2025)
$8,934(2025)
Lot Size
37.4 acres
37.4 acres
Type
Mfghome
Mfghome
Year Built
1999
1999
Style
Mobile Home
Mobile Home
County
Marion County
Marion County
Community
Not on List
Not on List
Listed By
Carlos Gutierrez, Century 21 J W Morton Real Estate, Inc.
J. Morton, Century 21 J W Morton Real Estate, Inc.
J. Morton, Century 21 J W Morton Real Estate, Inc.
Source
CITRUS COUNTY
Last checked Oct 20 2026 at 10:57 PM GMT+0000
CITRUS COUNTY
Last checked Oct 20 2026 at 10:57 PM GMT+0000
Bathroom Details
Subdivision
- Not On List
Lot Information
- Acreage
- Flat
- Trees
- Cleared
- Pasture
Heating and Cooling
- Central Air
Flooring
- Luxury Vinyl Plank
Exterior Features
- Roof: Metal
Utility Information
- Utilities: Water Source: Well
- Sewer: Septic Tank
Parking
- Driveway
- Paved
Living Area
- 2,004 sqft
Location
Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment
*Based on Fixed Interest Rate withe a 30 year term, principal and interest only
Listing price
Down payment
%
Interest rate
%Mortgage calculator estimates are provided by C21 J W Morton Real Estate, Inc. and are intended for information use only. Your payments may be higher or lower and all loans are subject to credit approval.
Disclaimer: Copyright 2026 Realtors Association of Citrus County. All rights reserved. This information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. The information being provided is for consumers’ personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data last updated 10/20/26 15:57
For the business-minded buyer, the property's scale and existing infrastructure create strong income-producing potential through a variety of equestrian uses. With 70 stalls, multiple barns, covered training space, fenced turnout areas, and on-site accommodations, a new owner has the flexibility to develop multiple revenue streams within one property, whether through horse boarding, layup and recovery services, breeding operations, sales preparation, or other equine-related services. Rather than starting from raw land, much of the core infrastructure needed for a large equestrian operation is already in place.