926 Pheasant Dr, Jacksonville, FL, 32218

This compact, updated single-family residence is being offered as a cash-flow-ready opportunity: the home was renovated prior to the current tenancy and is leased at $1,580/month (tenant pays a pet fee) with the lease in place through May 2026. Located at 926 Pheasant Dr in Jacksonville (ZIP 32218), the 924-square-foot layout delivers three bedrooms and one full bath in a single-level plan that’s easy to manage for investors or an owner-occupant who plans to take possession when the lease expires.

The seller refreshed the property before placing the current tenant, addressing the needs of a rental-ready home and improving appeal and durability. At a list price of $160,000 — roughly $173 per square foot — this property sits at an accessible entry point to Jacksonville’s single-family market. The 1960 construction reflects a straightforward, efficient floor plan that maximizes useable space across living areas and bedrooms.

For investors, the immediate rental income and existing lease remove leasing startup time and provide predictable cash flow while the property continues to appreciate with the broader Jacksonville market. For future owner-occupants, the modest footprint keeps maintenance costs lower and offers a practical layout for downsizers or small families. Because the home is tenant-occupied, the listing is currently available for drive-by viewing only; please do not disturb residents. Interested buyers should call the listing agent to schedule a private showing or to request the tenant lease and rent roll.

This offering is well-suited to buyers seeking an approachable price point in Duval County with hands-off income from day one or those wanting a manageable home to personalize once the lease term concludes. The seller-provided renovation work and current tenancy combine to make 926 Pheasant Dr a pragmatic, value-oriented option in Jacksonville’s entry-level single-family segment.

926 Pheasant Dr sits in a residential section of Jacksonville (32218) characterized by modest, established housing and practical access to the city’s employment and service corridors. Residents typically enjoy short drives to grocery shopping, schools, and community amenities, with Jacksonville’s larger recreational and cultural offerings a short commute away. The neighborhood appeals to renters, first-time buyers, and investors seeking lower-entry-price single-family homes in Duval County.