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Sell your land in Alachua County, Florida on your terms

We buy vacant land across Alachua County, from homesites outside Gainesville to rural acreage near Newberry, Archer and Hawthorne. Tell us about it, with no agents or commissions.

  • No commissions or listing fees
  • We handle the survey and site checks
  • Close with a licensed Florida title company

Tell us about your land

Map of Florida showing the counties where we buy land
A clear, written offerOne clear number, based on real nearby sales.
No fees or commissionsYou don't pay an agent to sell to us.
Sell it as isNo clearing, mowing or cleanup needed.

Selling land in Alachua County

Alachua County mixes growing areas around Gainesville with a lot of rural land further out, from the farm country west of Newberry and Archer to the wooded acreage east around Hawthorne and Waldo. Owners who bought years ago, or inherited family land, often find it isn't worth the ongoing taxes to keep.

If that sounds like you, we make selling simple. We look up your parcel, check zoning, road access and utilities, and share what we can offer based on real sales nearby. You don't need to visit the property, clear it or find a buyer.

Rural acreage around Newberry, Archer and High Springs

Outside Gainesville, much of Alachua County is farm and timber land, with small towns like Newberry, Archer, High Springs, Alachua, Hawthorne, Micanopy and Waldo. Families who have held land here for generations, and owners who bought acreage as an investment, make up most of the sellers we hear from.

What affects what your Alachua County land is worth

Zoning matters a lot here. On land designated Rural/Agriculture in unincorporated Alachua County, the county’s comprehensive plan allows a maximum of one home per five acres, and larger rural subdivisions generally have to be clustered with open space set aside. That makes acreage, road frontage and the land’s exact designation key to its value. Inside city limits, smaller lots follow each city’s own rules, and access to city water and sewer can make a big difference.

Proximity to Gainesville and the University of Florida keeps demand steady for well-located homesites, while wetlands, floodplain and conservation areas can limit what can be built on some parcels.

Inherited farmland or family acreage

If the land has been in your family for years and several relatives are on the deed, we can work through that with the title company. You can sell your Alachua County land for cash without listing it, clearing it or paying commissions.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your land

    Share the address or parcel ID. We look up the size, zoning and road access for you.

  2. 2

    Hear what we can offer

    We review recent sales nearby and send a straightforward offer, with no pressure to accept.

  3. 3

    Close with a title company

    If you accept, the title company handles the closing and pays you.

Common questions

Do you buy land outside Gainesville?

Yes. We look at homesites and acreage throughout the county, including rural land well outside the city.

My land is zoned agricultural. Can I still sell it to you?

Yes. Agricultural zoning is common here, and we factor the zoning into our offer. You don't need to change anything first.

Do you charge any fees?

No. There are no commissions or fees for selling to us.

What if I owe back taxes?

That's common. Back taxes are usually paid off at closing from the sale proceeds, so you don't need to pay them first.

Curious what your land could be worth to us?

Call or text (863) 431-8644, or send your property details online.

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