DIRECT GULF ACCESS * PRIVATE BOAT RAMP * CONCRETE SEAWALL * DEEP WATER CANAL
Rare opportunity to own a 7,400-square-foot (74x100) waterfront homesite in the highly desirable coastal community of Hernando Beach. Featuring its own private boat ramp, concrete seawall, and direct Gulf access, this exceptional property is perfectly positioned on a deep-water canal with quick access to the open Gulf of Mexico, making it a dream location for boaters, anglers, and waterfront enthusiasts.
Build your custom elevated coastal home and enjoy the ultimate Florida waterfront lifestyle with boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and breathtaking water views right from your backyard. With no HOA, no deed restrictions, and no short-term rental restrictions, this property offers outstanding flexibility for a primary residence, vacation home, or investment property.
Zoned R1B for single-family homes only (no mobile or manufactured homes permitted). The property is located within a flood zone, and future construction will require an elevated home in accordance with current building requirements. There is no time limit to build, allowing you to purchase now and develop at your own pace. Public water, sewer, and electric service are available at the street for future connection. Please note this is not an RV lot, and RV living is not permitted.
Conveniently located near waterfront restaurants, marinas, shopping, entertainment, and everyday conveniences, Hernando Beach offers a unique blend of coastal living and Old Florida charm. Nearby Weeki Wachee Springs State Park provides endless opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, boating, and exploring Florida's natural beauty.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a Gulf-access waterfront lot with a private boat ramp in one of Florida's premier boating communities. The property is located on the right side of the road just past 4168 Orchid Drive. Land financing options may be available. Lot lines shown in aerial photographs are approximate. Please do not walk on the floating dock.
