Thinking about moving to Florida, or retiring somewhere your money still goes a long way? Forget the beaches and the condos. In this video we count down 10 real homes with land in the old north of Florida, from a $349,900 house built in 1900 with six bedrooms and a grand staircase, all the way down to a 1920 farmhouse with stone arches on the porch for just $65,000.

Along the way: 42 acres with a pond and four barns, a house more than a hundred years old with its own cook shack, a real log home ten minutes from the Gulf, a 1915 house with an octagon room made of windows, a 1901 Victorian with more than 4,000 square feet, an 1896 farmhouse on 13 acres with its windmill still standing, a stilt house on a river that disappears underground, and the 1903 home of a church's pastor for under $90,000.

For each one we look at why it hasn't sold yet, what the current owner pays in property tax, and what matters if you're planning to retire: stairs or one level, and how far the nearest hospital is. Plus: why so many retirees move to Florida, and the two catches nobody tells you about.

⏱ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — A 1920 Farmhouse With Stone Arches for $65,000?
0:41 — Cheap Homes With Land in Old North Florida
0:52 — #10 Lake City, FL: $349,900 for a House Built in 1900
3:06 — #9 Graceville, FL: $325,000 for 42 Acres, a Pond & 4 Barns
5:27 — #8 White Springs, FL: $319,000 Century-Old House With a Cook Shack
7:40 — #7 Keaton Beach, FL: $275,000 Log Home Near the Gulf
9:44 — #6 Greenville, FL: $269,000 1915 House With an Octagon Room
11:58 — Why Retirees Move to Florida (and the 2 Catches)
13:10 — #5 Lake Butler, FL: $259,900 for a 4,100 Sq Ft 1901 Victorian
15:20 — #4 Fort White, FL: $245,000 1896 Farmhouse on 13 Acres
17:38 — #3 Jasper, FL: $185,000 Stilt House on a Disappearing River
19:45 — #2 Perry, FL: $89,900 for a 1903 Pastor's House
21:47 — #1 Bascom, FL: $65,000 Farmhouse With Stone Arches
23:58 — Which One Would You Buy?

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⚠️ Disclaimer: All listings shown were found during our research and were active at the time. Prices, availability and status can change quickly, so always verify directly with the listing agent before making any decisions. Property tax figures are what the current owners paid according to public county records; in Florida, a home is usually reassessed after it sells, so a new owner's tax bill can be higher. Always check with the county and get a homeowners insurance quote before making an offer. Map imagery: USDA NAIP / USGS. Archive images: Library of Congress and other public-domain sources. This video is for entertainment and informational purposes only and is not financial, tax or real estate investment advice.

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