The Citrus County Florida Lifestyle: Live in Your New Home in a Relaxed, Country Atmosphere

Idyllic, Rural, Relaxed Lifetyle.

Citrus County Florida consists of rolling hills and naturally beautiful crystal clear springs, rivers and lakes which sets this section of Florida apart from other cities in the state. Environmentally and ecologically conscious, Citrus County has set aside over 98,000 acres out of its 661-square miles to preserve wildlife. Most noteworthy, Citrus County is the home to the largest herd of endangered manatees in the state.

Citrus County is located in the heart of Florida's beautiful Nature Coast. This Gulf coast locale is situated 65 miles north of Tampa and St. Petersburg. Home to hundreds of crystal lakes, miles of unspoiled coastline, Citrus County is the idyllic place to retreat from the hectic pace of everyday life. Its sunny temperate climate and exceptional lifestyle will entice anyone to want to live and have thier beautiful new home built in this wonderful, rural setting.

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The lovely winding Withlacoochee River borders Citrus County to the north and east. The Tsala Apopka chain of lakes (Seminole for "Good Fishing") borders Citrus County to the east. The western part of Citrus County is famous for its hundreds of islands, creeks, and the spring-fed waters at the Crystal and Homosassa Rivers which flow into the Gulf of Mexico.

bike wilderness Outdoor recreation in the area includes fresh and salt water fishing, boating, swimming, diving, snorkeling, camping, hunting, golf and tennis. The Homosassa River is known as one of "the top 12 fishing spots in North America" (Sports Afield Magazine). The river offers bass, bluegill, and catfish. Easy access to the Gulf of Mexico affords an opportunity to fish grouper, speckled trout, cobia, redfish, Spanish mackerel, and of course, tarpon.

The manatee has brought fame to the area. These popular mammals are attracted by the region's abundant warm rivers waters. Protected by careful regulations, the manatees have attracted thousands of nature enthusiasts to swim with these gentle creatures.

Natural attractions within Citrus County abound including: Homosassa Springs State Wildlife Park, Rock Crusher Canyon Music & RV Park, The Ted Williams Museum and Hitters Hall of Fame. See our Citrus County Attractions Section for further listings and details about the attractions in the Nature Coast area.

Citrus County is a naturally beautiful environment that you will want to call home. The area provides excellent business opportunities as well. Manufacturing companies, small businesses and others are thriving in this strong business environment.

With everything that Citrus County has to offer, it is a superb location for every facet of life ... and your new home ... in Florida's Nature Coast.

This page and all of the many pages about Citrus County Florida which we are offering you here on our site are meant to help you learn about our wonderful area. Where you build your new home is very important and we wish to provide you with as much information about the Citrus County Florida area as you need. If you have any additional questions or would like to know anything else about our area, please call us at 800-853-2363 and we would be more than happy to help you.

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