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Property snapshot
Lot size
20 acres
Annual tax
$21
Property type
Unimproved Land
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What would the monthly payment be on 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
At 20% down, a 6.5% fixed interest rate and a 30-year term, the estimated monthly payment on 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 at its $225,000 asking price is about $1,233 a month — $1,138 principal and interest, $2 property tax and $94 homeowners insurance. That is an illustration, not a quote and not a loan approval: your own rate, taxes, insurance and any association or CDD dues will differ.
Estimated total monthly payment
Est. $1,233/mo
Principal & interest
$1,138/mo
Property tax (est.)
$2/mo
Homeowners insurance (est.)
$94/mo
20% down payment
$45,000
Assumes 20% down ($45,000), a 6.5% fixed interest rate and a 30-year term. Property tax is the $21 annual property tax realMLS reports for this listing, divided by twelve. Homeowners insurance is estimated at 0.5% of the asking price a year. Mortgage insurance, flood insurance and closing costs are not included. The interest rate is an assumption for illustration and is not a rate quote — a lender quotes the rate you would actually be offered. Run your own numbers in the mortgage calculator.
About this property
20 ACRES OF HIGH AND DRY LAND WITH READY TO HARVEST PINES VALUED BY RAYONIER TO BE AROUND 45K. THIS AMAZINGLY HARD TO FIND PROPERTY SITS RIGHT IN MIDDLE OF RAYONIER PROPERTY WITH WOODS ON ALL SIDES. CURRENTLY ZONED AG7.5. IF YOU ARE A HUNTING ENTHUSIAST OR SOMEONE WHO IS JUST LOOKING FOR PRIVACY YOU CANNOT GET BETTER THAN THIS. PROPERTY IS GATED AND ALL SHOWINGS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A LICENSED REALTOR
Property description above is the listing broker's own public remarks as filed with realMLS by SOUTHEAST REALTY GROUP.
How this price compares in Sanderson
There are 15 active listings in Sanderson in this data set, with a median asking price of $267,500. Those are asking prices, not sold prices.
Active listings
15
Median asking price
$267,500
Median asking price per sq ft
$215
Every figure here is calculated from the same realMLS result set these listing pages are built from, on the date shown at the foot of this page. They describe what sellers are ASKING today. They are not sold prices and not an appraisal.
How far is it to the airport, the base and the hospital?
Calculated from the latitude and longitude realMLS carries for 0 COUNTY ROAD 229. The landmark positions are approximate reference points for each campus, base or airfield, so figures are rounded to the nearest mile.
Airports
| Lake City Gateway Airport (LCQ)Lake City, Columbia County | 18 milesstraight line |
| Cecil Airport (VQQ)Jacksonville, Duval County | 26 milesstraight line |
| Herlong Recreational Airport (HEG)Jacksonville, Duval County | 29 milesstraight line |
| Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)Jacksonville, Duval County | 39 milesstraight line |
Military installations
| Camp Blanding Joint Training CenterStarke, Clay County | 30 milesstraight line |
| Naval Air Station JacksonvilleJacksonville, Duval County | 37 milesstraight line |
| Naval Station MayportJacksonville, Duval County | 53 milesstraight line |
Hospitals
| Northeast Florida State HospitalMacclenny, Baker County | 11 milesstraight line |
| Ed Fraser Memorial HospitalMacclenny, Baker County | 11 milesstraight line |
| Lake Butler HospitalLake Butler, Union County | 19 milesstraight line |
From 0 COUNTY ROAD 229, Lake City Gateway (LCQ) is about 18 miles away; Camp Blanding is about 30 miles away; Northeast Florida State Hospital is about 11 miles away. Every one of those figures is a straight-line distance calculated from the coordinates realMLS carries for this listing. Not one of them is a drive time, and the road route will be longer.
Living in Sanderson
Sanderson is not a town in the way Macclenny is a town. It is an unincorporated community spread across the northern reaches of Baker County, anchored by a post office and a handful of churches, in country that is mostly pine forest and hunting land. Downtown Jacksonville is roughly 40 to 50 minutes away depending on where in Sanderson you land.
Buyers choose Sanderson deliberately: more land, more privacy, more wildlife, fewer neighbors and longer drives. It suits hunters, hobby farms, multi-generational family compounds on a single large parcel, and people who are finished with HOAs. It suits nobody who is going to resent the drive to a supermarket by the second month. Access is the thing to look at closely here - dirt roads, shared driveways and easements crossing other people's parcels are common, so the survey and the title commitment matter as much as the house does.
Living in Baker County
Baker County is the rural western edge of the Jacksonville metro: roughly 589 square miles of pine, pasture and creek bottom stretched along Interstate 10 between Duval County and the Georgia line. The Okefenokee sits off the northern boundary and Osceola National Forest takes up much of the west, which is a large part of why the county still has fewer than about 30,000 residents and why so much of its housing sits on un-subdivided acreage rather than in platted subdivisions.
That shapes what is for sale here. Alongside the small-town subdivisions in Macclenny and Glen St. Mary, a normal Baker County listing is a single-family house on one to twenty acres, or a manufactured home on land that the owner has held for years. Work is anchored locally rather than in Jacksonville for a good share of the county - the school district, Northeast Florida State Hospital and the county's distribution and forestry employment - but I-10 makes a Jacksonville commute genuinely workable, which is the trade most buyers here are actually making.
What to check before you write an offer in Baker County
- Most rural Baker County property is on a private well and a septic system rather than city utilities. Budget for a separate septic inspection and a water test - both are routine, and neither is worth skipping.
- Flood exposure is real along the St. Marys River and the creek systems that feed it. Pull the FEMA flood determination before writing an offer, because flood insurance can move a monthly payment by hundreds of dollars.
- Home internet varies street by street outside the towns. If you work from home, confirm what is actually available at the address before you fall in love with it.
- Manufactured and modular homes are common here and lenders do not all treat them the same way. The financing question is worth settling before the offer, not after.
Schools — Baker County School District
- Westside Elementary
- Macclenny Elementary
- Macclenny VI (5th and 6th grade transition campus)
- Baker County Middle School (7th and 8th)
- Baker County High School (9th through 12th)
Baker County is a single school district, so the county's whole feeder pattern is short. Zoning is set by the district, changes from time to time, and should be confirmed with the district for a specific address.
Amanda Kinard was born and raised in Baker County and lives here now - her church and her children's school are in Macclenny. When she tells you what a road, a school zone or a flood line is really like, it is first-hand rather than from a data feed.
Where this home is
City
Sanderson
County
Baker County
ZIP code
32087
Subdivision
Sanderson
The pin is placed at the latitude and longitude realMLS carries for this listing (30.296244,-82.299432). MLS coordinates are usually a parcel centroid rather than a surveyed corner, so treat the pin as the neighborhood, not the property line. Open this location in Google Maps.
More about Sanderson
Similar homes in Sanderson
There are 6 other active listings in Sanderson on this site priced within 25% of $225,000, from $176,000 to $267,500. Each has its own page here, and Amanda Kinard can show you any of them on the same visit.
Selected from the same realMLS result set these pages are built from: same city, asking price within 25% of this home's, nearest in price first. They are not comparable sales and they are not an opinion of value.
Curious what nearby homes actually sold for?
Not on this page. realMLS rules limit the sold data a public website may display, so Amanda Kinard sends recent comparable sales directly instead. Ask for the comps around 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 and you will get the recent nearby sales realMLS holds, with the asking-versus-sold gap, at no cost and with no obligation to list or buy.
A comparable-sales report is an opinion of value based on recent MLS activity. It is not an appraisal, and it is not a promise of what any home will sell for.
Questions about 0 COUNTY ROAD 229
What is the asking price of 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
0 COUNTY ROAD 229 is listed at $225,000 and its MLS status is Active. The MLS number is 2143772. Price and status are as reported to realMLS by the listing broker and can change without notice.
How big is 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
0 COUNTY ROAD 229 is reported to the MLS with a 20 acre lot. Measurements are from the listing broker and should be independently verified.
What would the monthly payment be on 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
At 20% down, a 6.5% fixed interest rate and a 30-year term, the estimated monthly payment on 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 at its $225,000 asking price is about $1,233 a month — $1,138 principal and interest, $2 property tax and $94 homeowners insurance. That is an illustration, not a quote and not a loan approval: your own rate, taxes, insurance and any association or CDD dues will differ.
What else is for sale near 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
There are 6 other active listings in Sanderson on this site priced within 25% of $225,000, from $176,000 to $267,500. Each has its own page here, and Amanda Kinard can show you any of them on the same visit.
How far is 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 from the nearest airport, military base and hospital?
From 0 COUNTY ROAD 229, Lake City Gateway (LCQ) is about 18 miles away; Camp Blanding is about 30 miles away; Northeast Florida State Hospital is about 11 miles away. Every one of those figures is a straight-line distance calculated from the coordinates realMLS carries for this listing. Not one of them is a drive time, and the road route will be longer.
What is Sanderson like to live in?
Sanderson is not a town in the way Macclenny is a town. It is an unincorporated community spread across the northern reaches of Baker County, anchored by a post office and a handful of churches, in country that is mostly pine forest and hunting land.
Can I see what homes near 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 sold for?
Not on this page. realMLS rules limit the sold data a public website may display, so Amanda Kinard sends recent comparable sales directly instead. Ask for the comps around 0 COUNTY ROAD 229 and you will get the recent nearby sales realMLS holds, with the asking-versus-sold gap, at no cost and with no obligation to list or buy.
Who is the listing broker for 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
0 COUNTY ROAD 229 is listed by SOUTHEAST REALTY GROUP. Amanda Kinard is not the listing agent for this property and does not represent the seller.
Can Amanda Kinard show me 0 COUNTY ROAD 229?
Yes. Amanda Kinard is a licensed Florida REALTOR® (SL3383199) with Momentum Realty and can show you this home and write your offer on it, whoever has it listed. Call or text 904-238-5905.
Work directly with Amanda Kinard on this home
You do not have to call the listing agent to see 0 COUNTY ROAD 229. Amanda Kinard can open the door, pull the comparable sales, and write your offer — on this home or any other one on the market in Baker County.
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