2150 SW 14th Street
CASA LOMA IN D.L.CLINCH GRANT-10-20 · Gainesville · FL · 32608
Overview
About this home
This is a must-see opportunity! INVESTORS looking to add instant equity. Priced below market value, this charming corner-lot home offers the perfect chance to make cosmetic updates and truly make it your own. Enjoy peace of mind with a brand-new roof installed this year, no HOA, and plenty of outdoor space thanks to its desirable corner lot location. Whether you're looking for your next home or a smart investment, this property is full of potential and value.
Property details
Interior
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Full bathrooms
- 3
- Living area
- 1,056 sq ft
- Flooring
- Ceramic Tile
- Cooling
- Central Air
- Heating
- Central
- Features
- None
Exterior & lot
- Construction
- Other
- Roof
- Other
- Stories
- 1
- Lot size
- 0.23 acres (10,019 sq ft)
- Parking
- Attached Carport, Carport
Community
- Subdivision
- CASA LOMA IN D.L.CLINCH GRANT-10-20
- County
- Alachua
Listing & financial
- Property type
- Single Family Residence
- Year built
- 2004
- Annual taxes
- $1,354 (2025)
- Parcel ID
- 15551002000
- Buyer financing accepted
- Cash, Conventional, FHA
- Sale type
- Standard
- MLS #
- B26054622
Sale & tax history
This listing
| Oct 22, 2026 | Listed for sale | $315,000 |
| Price reduced | $235,000 |
Taxes
2025 property taxes: $1,354. In Florida, taxes are re-assessed after a sale, so a new owner's bill can be different (your homestead exemption can lower it).
Full sale and tax history is public at the county property appraiser (parcel ID 15551002000).
Location
Approximate location. Street View opens in Google Maps where Google has street photos.
Neighborhood
- Subdivision
- CASA LOMA IN D.L.CLINCH GRANT-10-20
- City
- Gainesville
- County
- Alachua County
Always confirm school assignments with the district.
Climate, weather & flood risk
Monthly payment
Estimated monthly payment
$1,458/mo
- Principal & interest$1,188
- Property taxes$113
- Home insurance$157
Estimate only, not a loan offer. The rate is an example: ask a lender for today's rates. In Florida, property taxes are re-assessed after a sale, so the seller's last bill is only a starting point; your homestead exemption can lower it. Insurance is a rough estimate; get a real quote, including flood and wind coverage. Talk to a lender we trust →
