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.13 Acres in Levy County, Florida

This Levy County Parcel Is Centrally Located To Some Incredible Natural Wonders And It Won’t Break The Bank!

This lot is priced to sell and is located just a short drive from some awesome natural Florida attractions!

Coordinates: 29.491535, -82.566503
Parcel size: .13 acres
Zoning: ARR (Agriculture/Rural Residential). Also see this link for the Schedule of District Uses. This section will provide information about the permitted, accessory, prohibited uses, and all uses that require a special exception.
Elevation: 109′

Devil’s Den Prehistoric Spring – This natural wonder has been transformed from a simple scuba diving site to a world class tourist attraction. Visit one of North America’s most prehistoric places, Devil’s Den Spring! This underground spring inside a dry cave has been home to many extinct animal fossils dating back to the Pleistocene Age, which are on display at The University of Florida’s Museum of Natural History. See here for more information. Only 19 miles away!

Blue Springs Park – Blue Springs is a favorite local swimming hole with spring waters abounding from a series of sand boils. The spring pool is surrounded by a concrete retaining wall around the northeastern perimeter, with stair and dock access. Spring waters issue from a series of sand boils scattered across the bottom of the pool. Blue Springs discharges to the southwest down a short run and into the nearby Waccasassa River, which flows south to the Gulf of Mexico. There are restrooms, picnic pavilions and a concession stand onsite. Nearby hiking and riding trails pass through the Devils Hammock Wildlife Management Area. The address is: 4550 NE 94th Place, Bronson, FL 32621. See more information here. Only 9.3 miles away from the property!

Devils Hammock Wildlife Management Area – Devil’s Hammock WMA is comprised of more than 7,000 acres in north central Levy County along the Waccasassa River and Otter Creek. The land cover consists of bottomland hardwoods and cutover pine and cypress forests. There are two canoe launches on the area. Other recreational opportunities include hiking, wildlife viewing, fishing, and hunting. Wildlife species on this area include kingfisher, wood stork, river otter, and black racer. Camping is prohibited during periods open to hunting, and is restricted to designated sites by group camping permit only from the Levy County Commission during periods closed to hunting. For information, please call (352) 486-5218. White-tailed deer, feral hogs, small game, and turkey are plentiful. Approximately 20 miles away from the property!