Acerage Homes with Custom Architectural style

Welcome to Acerage, an enchanting subdivision nestled in the heart of Brooksville, Florida, within Hernando County. This hidden gem offers a harmonious blend of serene landscapes and custom architectural styles, making it a perfect sanctuary for those seeking both beauty and tranquility.

Acerage is renowned for its spacious lots, allowing homeowners the luxury of privacy and the freedom to create their own personal oasis. The homes here boast unique custom designs, each reflecting the individuality and creativity of its owner. From charming Craftsman-style bungalows to sleek modern masterpieces, the architectural diversity in Acerage is truly captivating. Imagine walking down tree-lined streets, where every home tells a story and showcases the artistry of thoughtful craftsmanship.

Living in Acerage means embracing the Florida lifestyle with ease. Residents enjoy access to a plethora of outdoor activities, from hiking the scenic trails of nearby parks to enjoying leisurely days at local lakes. The community is also conveniently located near Brooksville’s vibrant downtown area, where you’ll find delightful shops, eateries, and cultural attractions that reflect the rich history of the region.

Families will appreciate the top-rated schools in the area, ensuring a quality education for children of all ages. With its friendly atmosphere and strong sense of community, Acerage is more than just a place to live; it’s a place to thrive.

Discover your dream home in Acerage, where custom architectural beauty meets the charm of Brooksville, and experience a lifestyle that perfectly balances relaxation and adventure. Your new beginning awaits!

Newest Acerage Homes with Custom Architectural style

$5,500,000

6 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ Acerage SubDv. ⋅ 33809 Zip Code

A rare Florida legacy property where lifestyle, land stewardship, income-producing agriculture, and incredible flexibility all coexist. Spanning approximately 105 acres, this extraordinary estate offers the best of both worlds: approximately 85 acres protected by a conservation easement, preserving its agricultural and natural character for generations, while approximately 20 acres remain outside the easement, offering valuable future flexibility. Two custom homes, multiple additional living quarters, two massive workshops, a freestanding barndominium, pools, ponds, improved pastures, hay and sod production, and extensive agricultural infrastructure create a property designed to live, work, gather, produce, and play—all in one remarkable setting. MAIN HOME: Built in 2023 with nearly 12,000 SF under roof and approximately 7,000 SF living, this 5BR/4BA custom home combines substantial construction with comfortable Florida living. Poured concrete/block construction, metal roof and siding, soaring ceilings up to approximately 30', exposed beams and a massive stone fireplace. The kitchen features quartz countertops, shaker cabinetry, induction cooking, pot filler, oversized island and walk-in pantry. Dual primary suites share an impressive bath with oversized shower and soaking tub, plus two additional en-suite bedrooms. Expansive wraparound porches lead to the screened saltwater pool/spa with zero-entry access and fountains. Additional features include a detached 588 SF bonus room, 49KW generator, 1,000-gallon propane tank, commercial water-softening system and deep well. GUEST HOME: Built in 2019 with approximately 3,000 SF living, 3BR/2.5BA and its own private pool/spa. Open farmhouse-inspired kitchen with leathered granite, apron-front sink, custom hood and oversized island. Spacious primary suite, den/playroom, fenced yard, travertine pool deck, metal roof and oversized carport create a completely independent second residence. BARNDOMINIUM: Freestanding two-story living space with 1BR plus loft, full kitchen, full bath, laundry, screened porch and open carport—ideal for extended family, guests, caretaker or ranch manager. MAIN WORKSHOP + APARTMENT: Approximately 96'x40' metal workshop plus 14'x96' covered pole barn with three bays and five roll-up doors. Attached two-story apartment includes 1BR/1BA, full kitchen, laundry, loft, HVAC and separate septic—another independent living opportunity. SECOND WORKSHOP: Approximately 96'x40' metal building plus 14'x96' covered pole barn with epoxy floors, electric and water. Exceptional space for agricultural equipment, vehicles, collections, storage or working operations. LAND + PRODUCTION: The acreage is both beautiful and productive, with improved pastures, ponds, scattered cypress heads and abundant wildlife. Established hay production yielded 246 rolls in late August 2026, complemented by active sod production. Existing infrastructure and productive acreage support cattle, horses, hay, sod and a variety of agricultural pursuits. CONSERVATION + FLEXIBILITY: Approximately 85 acres are protected by a conservation easement, preserving open space, agriculture, wildlife habitat and the natural Florida landscape. Approximately 20 acres remain outside the easement, providing an important level of future flexibility, subject to zoning and governmental approvals. The result is increasingly rare: meaningful conservation without sacrificing the ability to adapt.

11657 Moore Road, Lakeland

$1,620,000

4 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ Acerage SubDv. ⋅ 34601 Zip Code

Set along more than 1,300 ft of the Withlacoochee River and equally fronting the 47-mile Withlacoochee State Trail, this remarkable 15+/-acre custom permaculture estate represents a collection of opportunities that are becoming increasingly scarce in Florida. Elevated terrain, native landscapes, mature canopy, and uninterrupted access to both river and trail create an estate that feels worlds away, yet remains connected to everything that matters. Completed in 2008, the custom residence offers 3,026 square feet under air, including 2,026 square feet of main living space, a 710-square-foot private in-law residence, and an additional 300 square feet of flexible climate-controlled space suited for a studio, office, library, or fitness room. A sweeping wraparound porch captures views that shift effortlessly between rolling pasture and tranquil riverfront, while the private guest residence opens onto its own expansive covered patio, creating an independent retreat equally suited for family, long-term guests, or executive accommodations. Throughout the home, the architecture favors connection over excess—inviting the outdoors in while allowing the landscape itself to remain the focal point. Beyond the residence, the estate unfolds with an impressive collection of supporting structures that elevate both functionality and possibility. A 8X40-foot off-grid, solar-powered converted shipping container serves as an exceptional workspace, production facility, or self-sufficient operations center. A second 8 X 40-foot storage container, detached garage, expansive pole barn, established garden shed, and a decommissioned outdoor bathhouse—ready to be restored or reimagined—provide an infrastructure rarely assembled on a private estate. The landscape is equally compelling. A private boat ramp and dock place the Withlacoochee River at your doorstep. Established garden areas, mature native plantings, and direct access to one of Florida's most celebrated paved trail systems create an environment designed as much for exploration as it is for quiet reflection. Here, mornings begin with a paddle downstream, afternoons unfold beneath centuries-old oaks, and evenings end under remarkably dark skies. With both Agricultural and C-1 Commercial zoning, the estate is positioned to accommodate an exceptional range of future uses without compromising its sense of place. It is equally suited as a private riverfront sanctuary, an income-producing agricultural enterprise, an educational campus, boutique event venue, wellness destination, regenerative farm, luxury retreat, or one of Florida's premier eco-tourism properties. At its foundation lies the philosophy of permaculture—a design approach that works with nature rather than against it. By integrating food production, water conservation, biodiversity, and regenerative land stewardship, permaculture creates landscapes that become more productive, resilient, and valuable over time. This estate reflects years of thoughtful planning and ecological investment, offering the next steward not simply acreage, but an established framework for sustainable living on a remarkable scale. In an era when so much of Florida's landscape has become increasingly uniform, opportunities like this have grown exceptionally rare. River frontage. Trail frontage. Significant elevation changes. Commercial flexibility. Agricultural capability. Extensive infrastructure. Privacy. Beauty. Vision.

28211 Magnon Drive, Brooksville

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