Ocala Antique Mall and Estates
A 15,500-square-foot antique mall with 136 dealer spaces at 4427 NW Blitchton Rd, Ocala, FL 34482. Open seven days a week, with an estate room of hand-picked items from private estates.
By Darrin DeTorres, Only In Ocala · Updated October 29, 2026 · Checked against the mall's website and Facebook page and its Google Business Profile
Where Is Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
The mall is on NW Blitchton Rd, which is U.S. 27, in northwest Ocala. Its Google Business Profile lists the address as 4427 NW Blitchton Rd, Ocala, FL 34482, in the Marketplace at Ocala shopping center. The mall's own location page and Facebook page print the street number as 4425, and the location page describes the mall as roughly a quarter mile north of I-75 Exit 354 in the Winn Dixie shopping center. This page uses the Google address; the phone number and website are the same on all three.
The mall's website names Alan and Cindy Eisaman as proprietors and says they are the former owners of an Ocala antique mall they ran for 18 years. It calls the business family run, with a staff that has more than 40 years of antiques experience, and says its billboards on I-75 north and south begin about six miles from Exit 354.
On Oct. 29, 2026, the Google Business Profile showed a 4.5-star average from 375 reviews. Reviewers mentioned friendly staff most often, followed by variety and vintage items. In replies to reviews, the owner says dealers bring in new merchandise weekly, sometimes two or three times a week. For other places to browse, see the guide to antique shops in Ocala.
Address, Phone & Hours
Hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
| Sunday | 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM |
Hours as posted on Google as of Oct. 29, 2026. The mall's website says only that it is open seven days a week.
What Ocala Antique Mall and Estates Sells
The mall is a dealer-mall: 136 separate dealer spaces, including lit showcases, share one 15,500-square-foot building, so inventory and prices are set by individual dealers. The website says the interior has storefront facades meant to recall the 1800s, and that anything for decorating a cabin or home turns up in the aisles. It also lists homemade candles and soaps and furniture-care products among the extras. The categories below are the ones the mall itself names.
Furniture and Primitives
The website lists quality primitives plus Victorian, Early American and shabby chic furniture, along with iron pieces and items for decorating a cabin or home.
Glass, Silver and Jewelry
Elegant glassware, porcelain, pottery and sterling, plus jewelry and coins, are named on the mall's website.
Paper, Records and Memorabilia
The website mentions books, paintings, vintage records, rare cameras, military memorabilia and tin advertising.
Garden Room and Estate Room
The mall describes a Vintage Garden Room and a "Man-tiques" room of hand-picked items from private estates.
One recent Google review describes the mall as a rustic, everyday antique stop with a wide mix of older items, not a high-end curated showroom, while others call it a place to find genuine antiques from American primitives to high Victorian. Comparing the two descriptions, the mall suits browsing and bargain hunting; shoppers after a different style can compare it with The Antique Emporium in Reddick, the weekend dealer aisles at Market of Marion, or Ocala thrift stores and consignment stores.
Estate Items, Buying and Dealer Booths
The word "Estates" in the name refers to what the mall describes as its estate room, called the "Man-tiques" room on its website, which carries hand-picked quality items from private estates. The website also says the mall is always buying, either one piece or a house full. It does not advertise estate sales, auctions or cleanout and liquidation services, so owners of an estate or collection who want to sell should call the mall at (352) 624-2511 and ask what it can offer.
For dealers, the website says the mall is accepting experienced dealers and lists a private dealer lounge, loading ramps, private restrooms and surround-sound vintage music, plus advertising that includes billboards on I-75. It asks prospective dealers to call and speak to Cindy or Paris. Booth rates and availability are not posted online.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ocala Antique Mall and Estates
Where is Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
Ocala Antique Mall and Estates is at 4427 NW Blitchton Rd (U.S. 27), Ocala, FL 34482, in the Marketplace at Ocala shopping center, according to its Google Business Profile. The mall's website describes it as about a quarter mile north of I-75 Exit 354 in the Winn Dixie shopping center. The phone number is (352) 624-2511.
What are the hours at Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
Google lists the mall as open Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 6 PM and Sunday from 12 PM to 6 PM, as of Oct. 29, 2026. The mall's website says it is open seven days a week and does not post a separate schedule, so the Google hours are the ones used here. Calling (352) 624-2511 before a holiday visit is a safe step.
How big is Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
The mall's website says it is an authentic 15,500-square-foot antique mall with 136 dealer spaces, including lit showcases. Its interior has storefront-style facades meant to recall the 1800s.
Does Ocala Antique Mall and Estates buy antiques or hold estate sales?
The website says the mall is "always buying," either one piece or a whole house full, and that its estate room carries hand-picked items from private estates. It does not list estate sales, auctions or estate-cleanout services, so anyone with an estate to sell should call (352) 624-2511 to ask what the mall can do.
Can dealers rent a booth at Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
Yes. The website says the mall is accepting experienced dealers and lists a private dealer lounge, loading ramps, private restrooms and lit showcases among the dealer amenities. It directs booth-rental questions to Cindy or Paris at (352) 624-2511. Rental rates are not posted online.
What kinds of antiques are sold at Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
The website lists primitives, Victorian, Early American and shabby chic furniture, glassware, porcelain, pottery, sterling, jewelry, coins, vintage records, cameras, books, paintings, military memorabilia and tin advertising. A recent review on Google describes the feel as a rustic, everyday antique mall rather than a high-end curated showroom.
How is Ocala Antique Mall and Estates rated?
Its Google Business Profile showed a 4.5-star average from 375 reviews on Oct. 29, 2026. Reviewers most often mention friendly staff, followed by variety and vintage items.
Who owns Ocala Antique Mall and Estates?
The website names Alan and Cindy Eisaman as proprietors and says they previously owned an Ocala antique mall for 18 years. It describes the business as family run, with a staff that has more than 40 years of combined antiques experience.
How We Checked This Page
The size, dealer-space count, merchandise categories, estate room, buying policy, dealer amenities and ownership come from the mall's website and its about page. The address, phone number, daily hours, rating and review count come from the mall's Google Business Profile, viewed on Oct. 29, 2026, and the phone number also matches the website and the mall's Facebook page.
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