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Beautiful piece of property in Florida. This property is a gorgeous place to build a dream home, vacation get away, or even a great investment. This property has amenities available, road access, and ready to build. Move to Florida today and enjoy the beautiful sunshine state!! Citrus Springs offers the feeling of open space and closeness to nature on a more affordable budget. The lots and the homes in Citrus Springs are more modest than the nearby Pine Ridge Estates. The Citrus Springs area is enormous and still largely undeveloped with several hundreds of vacant lots, many of which are for sale. There are sections with more dense development for a more neighborhood feel or you can buy in more sparsely developed sections for greater privacy. In almost any direction you look in Citrus Springs, you will see unspoiled wooded areas and all that nature has too offer. Local wildlife include, eagles, red tail hawks, owls, squirrels, tortoise, fox, and raccoons among others. If you are a nature lover, you will enjoy the sight an sounds of just relaxing in the backyard.

A Citrus Springs home is perfect as a starter home for a new family or a retired couple looking to down size and return to a slower, less hectic pace. Many activities are offered to the residents through the Citrus Springs Community Center and the surrounding area offers endless outdoor recreation. Citrus Springs offers only a short drive east to Inverness and the Tsala Apopka Lake Chain. The lakes of Inverness offer excellent Bass fishing and pleasure boat recreation, including airboat tours. Just to the west is the Gulf of Mexico via Kings Bay, another boating and recreation hot spot with thrilling, saltwater sport fishing out in the gulf. Situated in the northern part of Citrus County, Citrus Springs is also close to Dunnellon, Rainbow Springs and the larger metropolitan area Ocala, Florida. Dunnellon offers much to the outdoorsman, the Withlacoochee River and the Rainbow River meet here for unsurpassed fishing tales. The Rainbow River is a popular canoe and kayak location, taking you back to the days of yesteryear and “old Florida”, untouched by development. Ocala Florida is a much larger city just twenty minutes up the road from Citrus Springs. Vibrant Ocala offers the entertainment and excitement you would expect from a cosmopolitan city. If you want to be right in the middle of it all, Citrus Springs may be the place for you.

Ocala, FL - 29 miles, Spring Hill, FL - 36 miles, Leesburg, FL - 47 miles, Gainesville, FL - 50 miles, Tavares, FL - 57 miles.

Amenities: Golf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, ocean, fishing.

Price: $4,300

Beautiful piece of property in Florida. This property is a gorgeous place to build a dream home, vacation get away, or even a great investment. This property has amenities available, road access, and ready to build. Move to Florida today and enjoy the beautiful sunshine state!!

Citrus Springs offers the feeling of open space and closeness to nature on a more affordable budget. The lots and the homes in Citrus Springs are more modest than the nearby Pine Ridge Estates. The Citrus Springs area is enormous and still largely undeveloped with several hundreds of vacant lots, many of which are for sale. There are sections with more dense development for a more neighborhood feel or you can buy in more sparsely developed sections for greater privacy. In almost any direction you look in Citrus Springs, you will see unspoiled wooded areas and all that nature has too offer. Local wildlife include, eagles, red tail hawks, owls, squirrels, tortoise, fox, and raccoons among others. If you are a nature lover, you will enjoy the sight an sounds of just relaxing in the backyard.

Price: $6,499

Imagine building your dream home on this lovely lot. White sand beaches are just minutes away!

Excellent lot in the rural setting of Tropical Gulf Acres in Punta Gorda. Don’t miss this opportunity to own this lot. This location is just minutes from all the great shopping, golf, and I-75. Adjacent parcel available

Punta Gorda home prices were battered by the housing bust, which could mean bargains for retirees new to the area. The median home sale price was a shockingly low $59,950 in 2010. And many of these homes are located along canals and waterways. “There are a tremendous number of houses on the water, and everybody’s got their boats in their backyard,” says retiree Chris Zwirner, 78. “All the people who live on water essentially have access to the Gulf of Mexico, and from there you can go around the world.” The Charlotte Harbor Preserve State Park spans 42,000 acres, including 70 miles of shoreline along the Charlotte Harbor. An added bonus: Florida has no state income tax.

Conveniently located between Sarasota to the North and and Fort Myers to the South, this region of Florida simply “has it all”. Rich in natural resources and steeped history, this region is abundant in cultural and recreational opportunities, and offers endless choices for comfortable living in a both tropical or rural “real Florida”

Southwest Florida counties offer pristine beaches, spectacular wildlife, world-class boating and fishing, and old-fashioned tranquility, making this one of the best-kept secrets for residents seeking escape for the fast pace of city life.

There is a tremendous real estate growth in Southwest Florida. So, buying land in this region now, while prices are still low, is a great way to invest your dollars, enrich your lifestyle and plant for retirement.

Welcome to one of nature’s finest setting, the unique and unspoiled Charlotte County – one of the fastest growing counties in one of the fastest growing states. Have you thought about purchasing some land? One of the best areas is undoubtedly Charlotte County and it is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most attractive places in the world. The entire state of Florida offers leisure activities for everyone – but whatever it is you want from Florida, Charlotte County is most definitely worth considering. At the moment, investing in land there is affordable but once its value is realized, the real estate price is going to climb – so be sure you don’t by-pass this golden opportunity.

14 miles - North Port, FL 23 miles - Fort Myers, FL 50 miles - Sarasota, FL

Amenities: Golf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, ocean, fishing, surffing.

Price: $7,999

Beautiful piece of property in Florida. This property is a gorgeous place to build a dream home, vacation get away, or even a great investment. This property has amenities available, road access, and ready to build. Move to Florida today and enjoy the beautiful sunshine state!! Citrus Springs offers the feeling of open space and closeness to nature on a more affordable budget. The lots and the homes in Citrus Springs are more modest than the nearby Pine Ridge Estates. The Citrus Springs area is enormous and still largely undeveloped with several hundreds of vacant lots, many of which are for sale. There are sections with more dense development for a more neighborhood feel or you can buy in more sparsely developed sections for greater privacy. In almost any direction you look in Citrus Springs, you will see unspoiled wooded areas and all that nature has too offer. Local wildlife include, eagles, red tail hawks, owls, squirrels, tortoise, fox, and raccoons among others. If you are a nature lover, you will enjoy the sight an sounds of just relaxing in the backyard.

A Citrus Springs home is perfect as a starter home for a new family or a retired couple looking to down size and return to a slower, less hectic pace. Many activities are offered to the residents through the Citrus Springs Community Center and the surrounding area offers endless outdoor recreation. Citrus Springs offers only a short drive east to Inverness and the Tsala Apopka Lake Chain. The lakes of Inverness offer excellent Bass fishing and pleasure boat recreation, including airboat tours. Just to the west is the Gulf of Mexico via Kings Bay, another boating and recreation hot spot with thrilling, saltwater sport fishing out in the gulf. Situated in the northern part of Citrus County, Citrus Springs is also close to Dunnellon, Rainbow Springs and the larger metropolitan area Ocala, Florida. Dunnellon offers much to the outdoorsman, the Withlacoochee River and the Rainbow River meet here for unsurpassed fishing tales. The Rainbow River is a popular canoe and kayak location, taking you back to the days of yesteryear and “old Florida”, untouched by development. Ocala Florida is a much larger city just twenty minutes up the road from Citrus Springs. Vibrant Ocala offers the entertainment and excitement you would expect from a cosmopolitan city. If you want to be right in the middle of it all, Citrus Springs may be the place for you.

Ocala, FL - 29 miles,

Spring Hill, FL - 36 miles,

Leesburg, FL - 47 miles,

Gainesville, FL - 50 miles,

Tavares, FL - 57 miles.

Amenities: Golf, swimming, boating, hiking, dining, horseback riding, shopping, ocean, fishing.

Price: $5,999

LOCATION: These properties are located in beautiful Southern Colorado in Costilla County. The ranches and estates are near several communities: Fort Garland, Blanca, Alamosa, Walsenberg and Taos, New Mexico. All of the 5 acre valley ranches and estate are located in the San Luis Valley, one of the world’s largest and most breathtakingly beautiful mountain valleys. The Sangre De Cristo Mountains to the east, the San Juan Mountains to the west, and the La Garitas Mountains to the north surround the valley. Our property is approximately 210 miles southwest of Denver, 140 miles north of Santa Fe, New Mexico and 160 miles southwest of Colorado Springs. CLIMATE: The average temperature in San Luis Valley Ranges from 82 degrees to a low of 41 degrees during the summer.The average annual precipitation is six and a half inches. Winter brings less than thirty inches of snow. During the winter the average temperature ranges from high of 41 degrees and low of 1 degree, with a mean temperature of 20 degrees. ELEVATION: The elevation within the subdivision ranges from approximately 7,700 +/- feet above sea level. The land lies on the floor of a large mountain valley with most of the land being level or gently sloping. OUTDOOR RECREATION: Colorado is an outdoor paradise for sportsmen and vacationers, presenting a panorama of recreation opportunities. The five acre valley ranches and estates are surrounded by some of the best natural recreation available in America. More than one-third of Colorado’s land has been reserved for public recreation, with hundreds of thousands of acres operated by the U.S. Forest Service, the Colorado State Land Board, and the Colorado Department of Game, Fish and Parks. Some nearby nationally known parks and forest preserves include the San Isabel National Forest, the Rio Grande National Forest, and the Carson National Forest. Activities include camping, fishing, hiking, biking, boating, rafting and canoeing. FISHING AREAS INCLUDE: Rio Grande River, Rio Grande Reservoir, Smiths Reservoir, Mountain Home Reservoir, Conejos River, Huerfano River, and other smaller rivers within Continental Reservoir, Lathrop State Park, Lakes Platoro Reservoir, Road Canyon Reservoir, and Sanchez Reservoir WINTER SPORTS: Colorado as been called the country’s winter recreation and ski center. A few of the ski areas most accessible from the five acre valley ranches and estates are Monarch Pass, Wolf Creek Pass, Cucharas Pass, and Taos, New Mexico (sixty miles away). Ice Skating, tobogganing and snowmobiling can also be enjoyed here. The closest ski area is Red River – 51 miles from San Luis GOLF: Nearby Golf Courses are located in Alamosa, Monte Vista, Walsenberg, and Taos. CAMPING ON YOUR PROPERTY: Property owners may camp, park trailer, or bring camper to their ranch or estate site prior to building. A permanent residence building is not, however, a requirement of purchase. In fact, building is not required. Below you can find more helpful links about location, area, recreations and more…

Fort Garland, CO - 2 miles, Alamosa, CO - 4.5 miles, Colorado Spring, CO - 100 miles, Phoenix, AZ - 450 miles

Hunting, biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding, ORV/ATV, RVing.

Price: $8,999

Ready For Some Breathtaking Views?

Head to Colorado for some of the best big game hunting there is to offer. Costilla County is home to much wildlife such as deer, elk and antelope which may often be seen in herds grazing in the fields. Coyotes, bears and bighorn sheep make their homes here. Costilla County has a few reservoirs: Eastdale Reservoir, Sanchez Reservoir, Smith Reservoir and Mountain Home Reservoir. All are excellent for fishing and boating. One may catch walleye, pike, several species of trout, bass and a few other types of fish. Lots are close to art, culture, beautiful natural spaces and offer proximity to a major airport.

Taxes under $100 annually.

Costilla County is located in the San Luis Valley of south central Colorado. The county stretches from the Rio Grande to the top of Blanca Peak, east along the Sierra Grande and south along the spine of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to New Mexico. County Profile! Costilla County is the ninth least populous of the 64 counties of the State of Colorado. The county population was 3,663 at U.S. Census 2000. The county seat is San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado. San Luis, the county seat of Costilla County, is located on Colorado Highway 159 in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, about 35 miles southeast of Alamosa. A picturesque little town, it lies at the mouth of the valley of the Ventero, at the foot of Culebra Peak. County Land area: 1227 sq. mi. County Water area: 3.3 sq. mi. Population density: 3 people per square mile

Fort Garland, CO - 2 miles, Blanca, CO - 4 miles, Alamosa, CO - 4.5 miles, Colorado Spring, CO - 100 miles, Phoenix, AZ - 450 miles

Hunting, biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding, ORV/ATV, RVing.

Price: $5,999

Mountains in every direction! This 5 acre parcel in the San Luis Valley in Costilla county, Colorado. The valley is surrounded by mountains on all sides. The Great Sand Dunes National Park is to the north, San Isabel Nation Forest is a short drive east, the Rio Grande is 5 miles to the west. Recreation abounds in this gorgeous high altitude valley. Think of the memories you will have of hiking the national park and forest. Or live off the grid. It’s a delightful place to get away from it all, imagine decompressing as you drive to your own private getaway. If you need to go into town, it’s about 10 miles to San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado.

Costilla County is located in the San Luis Valley of south central Colorado. The county stretches from the Rio Grande to the top of Blanca Peak, east along the Sierra Grande and south along the spine of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to New Mexico. County Profile! Costilla County is the ninth least populous of the 64 counties of the State of Colorado. The county population was 3,663 at U.S. Census 2000. The county seat is San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado. San Luis, the county seat of Costilla County, is located on Colorado Highway 159 in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, about 35 miles southeast of Alamosa. A picturesque little town, it lies at the mouth of the valley of the Ventero, at the foot of Culebra Peak. County Land area: 1227 sq. mi. County Water area: 3.3 sq. mi. Population density: 3 people per square mile Local Hot Spots Cities and towns: Blanca Fort Garland San Luis National forest San Isabel National Forest Industries providing employment: Educational, health and social services (22.4%), Construction (11.7%), Public administration (11.1%), Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining (10.6%). Costilla County offers a variety of outdoor recreation choices such as hiking, horse riding, bike riding and 4X4

Fort Garland, CO - 2 miles, Blanca, CO - 4 miles, Alamosa, CO - 4.5 miles, Colorado Spring, CO - 100 miles, Phoenix, AZ - 450 miles

Biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding,

Price: $4,999

Mountains in every direction! This 5 acre parcel in the San Luis Valley in Costilla county, Colorado. The valley is surrounded by mountains on all sides. The Great Sand Dunes National Park is to the north, San Isabel Nation Forest is a short drive east, the Rio Grande is 5 miles to the west. Recreation abounds in this gorgeous high altitude valley. The Alamosa Wildlife Refuge and many other public lands are all close by. Think of the memories you will have of hiking the national park and forest. Or live off the grid. It’s a delightful place to get away from it all, imagine decompressing as you drive to your own private getaway. If you need to go into town, it’s about 10 miles to San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado. GPS Coordinates presented here are based upon the best date we have accumulated, but are not exact. The information is for the purpose of locating your property only. Prior to building a fence or any structure on your land, you should contact a Colorado licensed surveyor to mark the exact corners of your property.

Fort Garland, CO - 2 miles, Blanca, CO - 4 miles, Alamosa, CO - 4.5 miles, Colorado Spring, CO - 100 miles, Phoenix, AZ - 450 miles

Biking, hiking, camping, horseback riding.

Price: $2,850

(taxes are showed for the first lot)

9 lots location:

Parcel: 1299098 196 E Cory Ln, Citrus Springs, FL 34434

Parcel: 1317720 8893 N Vienna Drive, Citrus springs, FL 34433

Parcel: 2084863 1378 W Hialeah Drive, Citrus Springs, FL 34434

Parcel: 2181842 3097 W Bedford Lane, Citrus Springs, FL 34433

Manufacture Home Lots: Parcel: 2082925 6555 N Whispering Drive, Citrus Springs, FL 34434

City Water Lots:

Parcel: 2208121 3000 W Higgins Pl, Citrus Springs, FL 34433

Parcel: 1316685 8852 N Barbados Way, Citrus Springs, FL 34433

Parcel: 1317452 8825 N Citrus Springs Blvd, Citrus Springs, FL 34433

Parcel: 2084006 1647 W Belen Drive, Citrus Springs, FL 34434

Price: $32,750

This 5 acre parcel in the San Luis Valley in Costilla county, Colorado. The valley is surrounded by mountains on all sides. The Great Sand Dunes National Park is to the north, San Isabel Nation Forest is a short drive east, the Rio Grande is 5 miles to the west. Recreation abounds in this gorgeous high altitude valley. The Alamosa Wildlife Refuge and many other public lands are all close by. Think of the memories you will have of hiking the national park and forest. Or live off the grid. It’s a delightful place to get away from it all, imagine decompressing as you drive to your own private getaway. If you need to go into town, it’s about 10 miles to San Luis, the oldest town in Colorado.

Price: $5,999