2151 SW 32ND Avenue, Okeechobee, FL 34974

Okeechobee, FL 34974 · Oak PARK SUBDIVISION

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Single Family ResidenceProperty type

1985Year built

$221Price per sq ft

25 daysOn the market

About This Property

Welcome to 2151 SW 32nd Ave in Okeechobee! This 2-bedroom, 2-bath home offers plenty of space with both a living room and separate family room. Enjoy Florida living from the large screened-in back porch overlooking a spacious yard filled with beautiful, mature oak trees that provide plenty of shade and Old Florida charm. The seller is also offering a flooring credit, giving the new owner the opportunity to choose flooring that fits their own style. With generous living areas, a functional layout, and a great outdoor setting, this home offers tons of potential and is ready for its next owner!

Property Details

MLS Number: B26059073
Property Type: Single Family Residence
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Living Area: 1,350 sq ft
Lot Size: 0.22 acres
Year Built: 1985
Subdivision: Oak PARK SUBDIVISION
County: Okeechobee County
Annual Taxes: $1,765 (2025)
Parcel ID: 13037350010001200110
Days on Market: 25 days

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Flood Zone

Minimal risk Area Of Minimal Flood Hazard

Flood insurance is not federally required here, though lenders may still ask for it.

FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer for this location. Not an elevation certificate — a survey or lender determination governs.

Nearby Schools

Osceola Middle School Middle · Grades 06–08 · 689 students
1.5 mi
South Elementary School Elementary · Grades PK–05 · 475 students
1.6 mi
Central Elementary School Elementary · Grades KG–05 · 571 students
1.9 mi
Student Serv./special Programs Prekindergarten · Grades PK–PK · 1 students
2.0 mi
Yearling Middle School Middle · Grades 06–08 · 588 students
3.3 mi

Nearest public schools by distance, from the U.S. Department of Education (NCES). This is not an attendance-zone assignment — confirm zoning with the school district before relying on it.

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