1208 W Pendleton St, Citrus Springs, FL 34434 - Citrus County

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Looking for a smart investment opportunity? This 0.23-acre vacant land in Citrus County, Florida is ready for investors like you. Located in an area with strong growth potential, this raw land offers multiple ways to build value over time. The property sits in a region known for its pleasant climate and growing population, giving you plenty of options for future development or resale.

Property highlights:

Flat terrain makes it easy to develop

Nearby electricity reduces development costs

Direct road access eliminates access problems

Dense vegetation provides natural privacy

Established trees add immediate property value

Zoned for residential development

Property Details:

APN: PF 18E-17S-10-0230-16650-0090

Size: 0.23 acres

Location: Citrus County, Florida

Subdivision: 000399 - Citrus Springs Unit 23

Potential Uses: Residential development, agriculture, RV parking, camping, mobile homes, and more.

Nearest City: Ocala

Nearby Attractions:

Whispering Pines City Park; Sportsman Park; Hill Crest Park; Cooter Pond Park; Liberty Park; Wallace Brooks Park; Citrus County Historical Society; Old Courthouse Heritage Museum; Inverness Community Garden; Eden Park; Bryant Park; And Many More.

Purchase Information:

Down Payment: $300

Document Fee: $249

Monthly Payment: $310 for 84 months

This land gives you flexibility as an investor. Hold it long-term as Florida property values continue to rise, or develop it based on your plans. The reasonable price point makes it a perfect addition to your investment portfolio. With low property taxes and minimal maintenance costs, this land can be an easy asset to manage while you wait for values to increase.

Citrus County has been gaining attention from savvy investors who see the potential in Florida's growing real estate market. The property's flat topography means less site prep work if you choose to develop. Having nearby electricity access is a major advantage that many raw land parcels lack. The direct road access saves you from costly development hurdles that many properties face. The dense vegetation and established trees mean you're investing in mature landscape features that would take years to grow.

Being zoned for residential use opens up numerous development possibilities from single-family homes to potential multi-unit structures, depending on local codes. Smart investors know that land in growing Florida counties is a limited resource, and securing this 0.23-acre property today could lead to significant returns tomorrow as the area continues to develop and attract new residents.