15501 Shellcracker Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32226

Here I sit, all alone, waiting patiently for someone to come make me their home once again. I long for folks to enjoy a good book, cup of coffee or adult beverage while we gaze across the marsh to Amelia Island. I have so many possibilities with full 2BR/2BA downstairs, and 2BR/1BA upstairs. Perhaps a waterfront second home, weekend get-a-way, for relaxing home at the end of a long career. There are a few things left to be done (see Supplement for list), but it's just enough that I can't be financed VA/FHA. Ask for more details, the full tour of 32 photos, and your personal tour today! No Survey or Seller's Disclosure available - never lived in property. Why is VA/FHA excluded for this home? Readily observable is the fogged windows, torn/missing screens, wobbly banisters, and WDO. Let's talk about cementious siding. Cementious siding, or fiber cement siding, has the appearance of wood, but is durable, water-resistant, termite-resistant, and non-combustible. Cementious siding is composed of cement, sand, and cellulose fiber that has been autoclaved (cured with pressurized steam) to increase its strength and dimensional stability. The fiber is added as reinforcement to prevent cracking. Since it is not susceptible to rot and infestation, cementious siding offers a long lasting alternative to typical exterior wall cladding. With easy access to I-295 & Dames Point, you can be anywhere in town in 45 minutes or less! Very near the new River City Marketplace for all types of shopping, the Jacksonville International Airport, the new UF Health medical facility, the Jacksonville Zoological Gardens, area beaches, the new Amazon facility and more. Be sure to check out the Wm. F. Sheffield Regional Park featuring three basketball courts, a picnic pavilion with grills, two soccer and football multi-use fields, a fishing pier, a canoe launch, asphalt trails, concessions and rest rooms. Also nearby is the Betz Tiger Point Preserve, "surrounded by awe inspiring broad expanses of saltwater marsh. Stunning scenic views as well as abundant wildlife can be seen in this natural setting. With its adjoining neighbor, Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve State Park, visitors can enjoy miles of nature trails for hiking, biking and equestrian use, kayak/canoe areas, and ample fishing. Use the canoe launch a few hundred feet south of the Preserve to launch your canoe and explore the salt marshes."