Located in the desirable Crystal Manor community, this 1.16-acre parcel in Crystal River presents an outstanding opportunity to build a custom residence in a serene, natural setting on a paved road. The property offers ample space for a thoughtfully designed home, outdoor living areas, and additional improvements, while maintaining privacy and tranquility. This residentially zoned lot (CLR – Coastal and Lakes Residential) does not permit mobile homes and will require installation of a well and septic system. Electric service is available nearby for connection. The property is zoned for Crystal River Primary School, Crystal River Middle School, and Crystal River High School, making it an excellent choice for families seeking quality education options. This parcel is great for a permanent residence, seasonal retreat, or investment property in one of Florida’s most sought-after coastal communities. Conveniently situated just minutes from the Crystal River and Gulf Coast, the location provides easy access to boating, fishing, and waterfront dining. Nearby attractions include Crystal River Preserve State Park and the renowned Three Sisters Springs, offering unparalleled opportunities for outdoor recreation and wildlife viewing. The property also benefits from proximity to US-19, ensuring quick access to shopping, dining, and schools while preserving the quiet, rural character of the neighborhood.
Listing courtesy of ERA AMERICAN SUNCOAST REALTY. 352-726-5855
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