TBD Osceola Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34654

Property Description

A rare opportunity to own one of the few estate-sized equestrian properties available in the desirable Golden Acres community of New Port Richey. Situated on approximately 5 acres and zoned Estate Residential (ER), this exceptional property offers the perfect setting to build your custom dream home while enjoying the privacy, space, and lifestyle of a private equestrian retreat—all with NO HOA. Turn-key property and amenities for homestead, horse enthusiasts, vintage car collectors, small livestock farm, and those seeking a peaceful country lifestyle. The Property is already improved with an impressive 3,724sq ft. concrete block center-aisle drive-through stable featuring 8 oversized stalls, 2 barn door entrances, 3 garage door entrances, 5 exterior dutch doors, 2 gated horse runs, shower, a climate controlled tack room with wash basin, and separate utility room. Utilities include septic, well and 100 amp electrical service. Recent seller improvements include a barn roof replaced in 2022, new A/C, interior and exterior paint (2026), Iron Breaker water treatment system, 30-amp electrical service, Starlink high-speed internet, security system, outdoor spotlights around entire structure, vinyl fencing, and an RV hookup. An original attached concrete-block separate shower/workspace is furnished as a studio style 478sqft. apartment with updated flooring, lighting, vanity, outlets, and finishes. The studio is unpermitted for residential use and is being conveyed as-is. Buyers are encouraged to verify permits, intended uses, and county requirements. Conveniently located near shopping, dining, schools, parks, and the Suncoast Parkway, you'll enjoy the best of country living with easy access to modern conveniences. Whether you envision a private estate, mini equestrian farm, or luxury country retreat, this property provides a rare head start with established equestrian infrastructure already in place. Buyers are encouraged to verify permits, intended uses and county requirements. Buyer to verify all information including acreage, dimensions, zoning, permitted uses, utilities, well, septic, legal access, development requirements, and future tax assessments. Property is a newly created parcel and taxes are subject to reassessment.