Horse lovers delight located in Samsula! Enjoy the peaceful privacy & country living on these 4.4 beautiful acres situated just 10 minutes to the sandy beaches in New Smyrna & minutes to I-95 & I-4. Zoned A-1 so bring your chickens, cattle, goats, pigs & more. Watch the horses graze and the deer & turkey feed in this tranquil setting. Fenced and cross fenced in the last year with 6 paddocks & a riding arena on this property. Featured is a 36 x 36 4 stall barn with concrete floor, tack room & area for washing & drying your horses. There are two covered stalls located behind the barn. The 60 x 28 workshop metal building with 3 openings & 1 roll up door has a slab & 2nd floor mezzanine. The water softening system & pump with one of the deep wells is located in the block pumphouse behind the house. The other well is located 30' apart, so they are on both sides of the alleyway leading to the barn. Two separate electric meters with the New Smyrna Beach Utilities provides one for the house and one for the barn & metal workshop. Two septic tanks, the one for the house is located on west or left side of the house and the other is located for the RV's. Two 50 amp hookups for 2 RV's on a slab. Lots of cleared land to park your equipment, trucks, cars, boats & other toys. Spacious 3BR/2BA home has a large screened porch & a two car garage. The chimney in the family room leaked so that room was totally redone from the ceilings to walls to the floor. However, this family room had water from Ian damage a beam under the floor so it is not usable at this time. The garage has been partitioned off with a utility room & an area that could be a bathroom or closet, so it could be in-law quarters. The kitchen features beautiful hickory cabinets, corion counters & SS appliances. The exterior of the home has siding which needs to be replaced so it does need work or possibly tear down and start over. Located in Flood Zone X which does not require flood insurance, however there was about 10 inches of water on the property from Ian which had never happened before. It did not get in the house but it did compromise the beams & flooring under the home.