Live in the heart of it all in this rare top-floor, corner unit at Jackson Square Condominiums. Built in 2007 and offering 1,153 sq ft, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo is one of the largest in the community—and just 3 blocks to UF campus, with Publix, restaurants, and Midtown right outside your door. This New Orleans-style condo is filled with character and light, featuring 10-foot ceilings, 8-foot doors, crown molding, and an open layout. The standout feature is the nearly 40-foot balcony, accessible through 8-foot French doors from both the living room and front bedroom—truly large enough for outdoor furniture and everyday enjoyment. Each bedroom includes its own private bathroom and a spacious closet, offering ideal comfort and privacy. The kitchen and baths feature granite countertops, along with a pantry and a dedicated laundry area with washer and dryer included. Durable tile and laminate flooring throughout—no carpet. Additional perks include a dedicated parking space, elevator access, and abundant natural light thanks to the corner location. Strong investment opportunity or perfect for future UF students: the unit is already leased at $2,100/month for 2025–2026 and $2,125/month for 2026–2027, with lease in place through July 30, 2027 (security deposit $600). Whether you’re looking for immediate rental income or planning ahead for a student, this is a highly desirable and proven location for student housing. Spacious, stylish, and steps from campus—this is Midtown living at its best!
Listing courtesy of KELLER WILLIAMS GAINESVILLE REALTY PARTNERS.
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