STEP BACK IN TIME! Fully Furnished, Lovely Historic Reddick home offers an opportunity for you to enjoy Old Florida Southern living and small town charm in NW Horse-country, with .55 acres in the heart of Reddick. Conveniently tucked between Ocala and Gainesville, Reddick is a sleepy Florida town, with quiet country moss-draped tree lined streets. This 1896-built home offers architectural character, original heart pine floors, 2 stained glass windows. 3-fireplaces (decorative only) and was thoughtfully remodeled in 2002-2003 including metal roof, and updated plumbing, electrical, windows, bathrooms and kitchen. The downstairs living spaces features 12- foot ceilings, crown mouldings and heart pine floors. A cozy office/den with fireplace, off the foyer, is ideal for cozy evenings at home. The kitchen features custom cabinetry, double wall ovens, glass cook-top and a central island with prep sink. An off kitchen great room offers dining and living space with a fireplace and convenient half bath for guests. The main floor primary suite, features a fireplace, two walk-in closets and an en-suite with clawfoot tub, stained glass window, walk-in shower. Upstairs find 2 spacious guest bedrooms with dormer seating with cedar lined storage, reach-in closets, heart pine flooring, a full guest bathroom and an adorable converted sleeping porch perfect for an office/den. Additionally, on the main level there is a laundry room off the kitchen and a 2018 Hot water heater. Outside you will love the majestic oaks flanking the brick walkway leading to the southern-style front porch with swing. The expansive side deck provides the back of the home with outdoor living and dining space. There is a sizable storage shed that would make the perfect he/she shed. Great investment potential, for equestrians it’s only 9 minutes to Ocala Jockey Club, 6 minutes to Majestic Oaks and only 23 to WEC. Only 10 minutes to our favorite Italian restaurant, Antonios, Made in Italy. 14 minutes to Historic Micanopy, (offering antiques, art, food, music and home of the Micanopy Fall Festival) and 16 minutes to the beautiful Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park.