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1305 NE 930th St is a home Old Town. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Your Suwannee River Dream Awaits! Discover 2.385 acres of natural beauty in peaceful Dixie County, Florida. This rare riverfront property, with 150 feet of riverfront, offers the perfect opportunity to build your private retreat along the iconic Suwannee River. Wake up to the sounds of nature and enjoy the sight of deer, turkeys, and other wildlife roaming freely. Located just 1/4 mile upriver from Gornto Springs County Park and boat ramp, you’ll have easy access to the water while still enjoying quiet seclusion. A scenic boat ride takes you straight to the Gulf of Mexico, opening the door to endless water adventures. Nearby springs—including Hart Springs, Fanning Springs, and Rock Bluff Springs— are refreshing escapes with stunning views. Head upriver to explore the beautiful Santa Fe and the Ichetucknee rivers, or visit the charming town of Branford for shopping, dining, and daily essentials. This isn’t just a property—it’s an invitation to experience the outdoors, embrace the beauty of the Suwannee River, and enjoy peaceful, private living.
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$120,000
Time on market
122 days
Monthly payment
About $774/mo
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Zone AE
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