Bedrock Communities buys 185-space Golden Hills park in Ocala for $9.6 million
Bedrock Communities, through Golden Hills Owner LLC, bought the 185-space Golden Hills Mobile Home Park in Ocala, Florida, for $9.6 million on August 6.
Key facts
- Golden Hills Mobile Home Park in west Ocala sold for $9.6 million on August 6.
- The sellers were entities tied to Lakeworth, along with CG Realty Investment LLC.
- The buyer, Golden Hills Owner LLC, is owned by Bedrock Communities, a Connecticut-based operator.
- The all-age park at 7865 W State Road 40 has 185 spaces, a clubhouse and a management office.
- Before this sale, the property had last changed ownership in 1997.
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Source: Ocala mobile home park sold for $9.6 million to manufactured housing company — Ocala News, August 8, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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