Welcome to Citrus County Fl
Welcome to Citrus County Fl

Citrus Springs, Florida

Welcome to Citrus Springs! View Citrus Springs Real Estate Listings. Here in the most beautiful part of FL you'll find virtually everything you could wish for in a place to call home. Location, location, location... Everyone will tell you location is the most important, in addition however things like lifestyle, amenities, quality and value should also be considered. With a home in Citrus Springs, you get it all! Citrus Springs has some of the best real estate values in FL and a fully developed infrastructure. Located in Citrus County FL, the crown jewel of Florida's Nature Coast on the west coast of Central FL, 70 miles north of Tampa and 60 miles northwest of Orlando, FL. See more demographical information on Citrus Springs

Unlike any other part of FL, Citrus County is a land of rolling hills. Yes, hills in FL, can you believe it? Elevations ranging from sea level on the Gulf of Mexico to almost 300' above sea level and some of those highest elevations will be found right here in Citrus Springs!

"Come on down, the weather is great." Citrus Springs enjoys an average winter temperature of about 62^o and an average summer temperature of about 84^o. We really have a three season climate - spring, fall, and a long summer. The only thing missing is the severe, freezing temperatures, and of course, the snow! Sea breezes from the Gulf of Mexico and frequent showers minimize the summer warmth and provide ample moisture for farm crops, home gardens and plants. The average humidity is a low 65%, as compared to the lower sub-tropical parts of FL, which so many people find completely unbearable to reside within during the summer season.

It is a fact that your dollars will naturally go further by moving from the Northeast, Midwest, California, or even South FL to Citrus County, one of the areas with the lowest cost of living in the entire state of FL.

• FACT #1 - No income tax in the state of FL.
• FACT #2 - The state sales tax is only 6% on items other than doctor ordered drugs and groceries and represents a savings of 20 to 25% over some states.
• FACT #3 - The car insurance costs is generally half the cost to drive your car in Citrus County as compared to highly populated areas of the country. This could mean annual savings of several hundreds of dollars to your present budget.
• FACT #4 - The cost of power, i.e., electricity is lower in Citrus Springs. For example: Progress Energy's base rate per kilowatt hour of use is 4.618 cents (or 8.5 cents with fuel adjustment) compared to some northern utilities which charge a base rate of nearly 20 cents per kilowatt hour. This could cut your electric bill by more than half.
• FACT #5 - Propertytaxes for Citrus Springs are generally found to be a small fraction of what you are now paying to live elsewhere. FL offers every homeowner a $25,000 per tax year "Homestead Tax Exemption" right off the top of your tax bill.
• FACT #6 - Food costs are naturally lower because of the longer growing seasons for fruits and vegetables, and, of course, the savings from transporting such goods. Also, a little known fact is that FL is one of the top states for beef production in the United States.
• FACT #7 - Citrus Springs had NO homeowner association fees!

Golf and other recreations is great year round in Citrus County, with two of the greatest golf courses right here in Citrus Springs - the championship Citrus Springs Golf Course and the top-rated El Diablo Golf Course, both offering optional Country Club memberships. The famous scenic Withlacoochee State Trail runs through Citrus Springs and offers the best walking, jogging or biking experience you could imagine, while all skill levels will enjoy playing on Citrus Springs' tennis courts. Whether from Citrus Spring's own Lake Adriane, the connecting Withlacoochee River or from Citrus County's numerous rivers, lakes, and the Gulf of Mexico, you will find a myriad of fishing, boating and swimming or any other water activities you desire. Horseshoes, shuffleboard, boccie, softball, baseball, basketball and even more activities and clubs abound at the new Citrus Springs Community Center and in the parks. And still more - all of the professional sports, museums and themed attractions of Central FL are within an easy drive, yours to enjoy whenever you have a free day.

Citrus Springs is served by FL Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA). FL is home to the nation's largest underground fresh water reserves, including one of the largest aquifers in the world, The FL Aquifer. Wells are permitted in Citrus Springs for irrigation purposes. Citrus Springs is a deed-restricted community. While not overly restricted, the Deed Restrictions are intended to maintain the beauty of the community and safeguard your investment. Basically they provide for minimum house sizes depending upon lot (larger homes on the golf course for example) as well as set back requirements. Mobile homes are not allowed.

How to get to Citrus Springs, FL ... Tampa and Orlando International Airports are served by all major carriers and are 86 to 95 miles away from Citrus Springs. Gainesville Regional Airport, located within 43 miles from Citrus Springs, offers service from several commuter airlines.

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