Truly a unicorn at this price. A house, a covered workshop and a storage shed on nearly half an acre cost less than a typical Leon County townhouse, which usually includes just the building and hardly any land. No HOA means no one telling you what you can and cannot do with your property. The workshop sits on a covered wood deck with power, lights, a sink and a ceiling fan for projects out of sun and rain. An enclosed room with a door keeps tools dry. Two long bars work for bench seating, big projects or cleaning the day's catch. The shed takes the mower and yard tools, so the workshop stays clear. In the cute barrel-style home, the peninsula bar in the blue-cabinet kitchen gives you a place to sit and eat. Extra-deep closets upstairs hold off-season clothes and bins. The front bedroom's balcony is a coffee spot, and the covered back porch lets you watch the yard in the shade. The washer and dryer convey, one less thing to buy. Live oaks keep the front lawn cool, and the fenced backyard gives a dog room to run. A private well and septic mean no monthly water or sewer bill. Stoneler Road runs straight to Capital Circle, with I-10 close by, so the traffic routes you need begin right at the end of your street Photos can't show you how much value you get, so come walk it.