Citrus Springs 53 Lots

53 Vacant Residential Lots within Citrus Springs Community Development, located in Citrus Springs, Florida. Located near the Withlacoochee State Trail and the Citrus Springs Golf & Country Club, the area offers ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and relaxation. The nearby Crystal River and Homosassa Springs are perfect for boating, fishing, and wildlife watching.Citrus Springs is an ideal location for home builders seeking to develop within a vibrant, master-planned residential community in Citrus County, Florida. With its strategic blend of affordability, desirable amenities, and natural surroundings, Citrus Springs attracts a broad spectrum of potential buyers, from young families to retirees. The community is designed to emphasize green spaces, trails, and recreational facilities, such as parks and the popular Withlacoochee State Trail, fostering an active, nature-focused lifestyle. Proximity to schools, shopping centers, healthcare facilities, and major highways enhances the appeal, positioning Citrus Springs as a convenient yet peaceful retreat that offers homeowners both quality of life and value. With the area’s growing popularity, building in Citrus Springs represents a promising opportunity to cater to Florida’s rising demand for residential living in communities that combine natural beauty with modern convenience. The Suncoast Parkway Extension, also known as the Suncoast Expressway Extension, is a significant infrastructure project in Florida aimed at enhancing connectivity and reducing travel times across the state’s west-central region. Extending from the original Suncoast Parkway near Tampa Bay, this toll road now reaches further north into Citrus County, providing easier access to the Nature Coast area and promoting growth and economic development in the region. The extension helps to alleviate congestion on U.S. Highway 19, offering a faster, more direct route for travelers heading to northern Florida and beyond. With multiple interchanges and new wildlife crossings designed to protect the area’s rich ecosystems, the extension balances infrastructure needs with environmental conservation. The improved connectivity not only benefits local commuters but also supports tourism, opens up residential development opportunities, and fosters business growth along the corridor, making it a valuable addition to Florida’s transportation network.