Courtesy of: Stephen Hachey, Flat Fee MLS Realty, team@flatfeemlsrealty.com
Courtesy of: Stephen Hachey, Flat Fee MLS Realty, team@flatfeemlsrealty.com
$299,000
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Lot: 7.73 Acres
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$299,000
8248 E Fort Cooper Road Rare 7.73-acre property across from Fort Cooper State Park, just 1/2 mile to the Withlacoochee State Trail Situated directly across from Fort Cooper State Park, this 7.73-acre property offers a rare advantage of views remaining natural and unobstructed. Instead of future development, you're looking over preserved land, mature trees, and wildlife-permanently. For outdoor lovers, the location is unbeatable. You're just 1/2 mile from the Withlacoochee State Trail, offering miles of scenic biking and walking, and only a 3-mile bike ride to downtown Inverness. Ride into town for coffee, restaurants, the waterfront, and local events-then return home to peace and privacy. Downtown Inverness truly embodies "Small Town Done Right." Enjoy a charming courthouse square, local shops, parks, and a vibrant farmers market that brings the community together year-round, all set along the shores of Tsala Apopka Lake. Despite the peaceful setting, you're still conveniently located-approximately one hour to Tampa, Orlando, and Gainesville, providing access to major airports, healthcare, shopping, and employment. Outdoor adventure surrounds you, with close proximity to Crystal River and Homosassa's world-famous manatee springs, kayaking on the Rainbow River, and both the Gulf and Atlantic beaches within easy reach. The land itself features a beautiful mix of mature trees and native Florida landscape, offering the perfect setting for a homestead, serene retreat, or future country estate. With 7.73 acres, there's ample space for gardens, animals, or simply enjoying your own quiet stretch of nature. The property currently benefits from an agricultural tax exemption through a planted pine timber program, resulting in very low annual property taxes. The existing forestry management plan maintains this exemption through the end of 2026. A buyer wishing to continue the agricultural classification can work with a forester to establish a new management plan and submit it to the county by May 1, 2027 for consideration-offering continued tax savings and flexibility for agricultural use or expansion. Properties that offer direct park frontage, protected views, trail access, bikeable distance to downtown, and long-term tax advantages are rare. Whether you're ready to build now or invest for the future, this is a location and opportunity that truly stands out.
Courtesy of: Stephen Hachey, Flat Fee MLS Realty, team@flatfeemlsrealty.com
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