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2155 S Gulfwater Pt is a home in Watermans Unrec Sub, Crystal River. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
Discover 1.49 acres of vacant residential land at 2155 S Gulfwater Point in Crystal River, Florida, within the Watermans Unrecorded Subdivision in the Ozello area. This uniquely shaped parcel offers approximately 65,013 square feet of land in a coastal community known for its natural beauty, boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation. The property is identified in county tax records as having canal-front influence and features approximately 90 feet of reported frontage. Located near W Ozello Trail (CR 494), the parcel provides convenient access to the surrounding waterways and Crystal River amenities. The property is zoned CLR-MH (Coastal & Lakes Residential District) and is located in FEMA Flood Zone AE. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify zoning, permitted uses, buildability, wetlands, utilities, flood requirements, property boundaries, and any applicable restrictions with Citrus County. Cash Purchase only, Buyer Pays Closing costs
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$64,000
Time on market
4 days
Monthly payment
About $487/mo
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Zone AE
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