c.1960 Florida Ranch W/ Sunroom and Lanai $199,900

$199,900

Completely refreshed and ready for move-in, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath Florida ranch combines turn-key convenience with room to breathe. Spanning just over 1,400 square feet, the functional split layout optimizes everyday living, while the sprawling, nearly half-acre lot gives you endless outdoor possibilities—all with the freedom of NO HOA restrictions.

Realtor Comments

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Perfectly designed for Florida living, this property features both a Florida sunroom and a screened-in lanai, giving you the ideal blend of indoor comfort and outdoor relaxation. Bring your toys! With the oversized yard, a concrete pad for boat or RV storage, you’ll have plenty of space to enjoy Florida’s adventurous lifestyle. Step inside and discover the heart of the home! The upgraded kitchen with all new appliances that blends rustic charm with modern style. The butcher block island and cabinetry wrapping around the island create both beauty and functionality, while the striking wood beam ceiling detail and open wood shelving add warmth and character. This space is designed for both cooking and gathering, making it a true centerpiece of the home. You’ll also love the modern updates, open layout, and bright, airy feel throughout the house. The primary bedroom has lots of natural light, sliding barn door leading to the bathroom and walk-in closet giving you lots of storage space. The other two bedrooms also have large closets giving you lots of extra room. The spacious lot provides room to spread out while still being close to everything Crystal River has to offer. Crystal River is one of Florida’s most charming waterfront communities. Here you can swim with the manatees in Kings Bay, enjoy would-class boating with 2 boat ramps right down the road, fishing, and scalloping in the Gulf of Mexico, explore hiking and biking trails, wildlife preserves, and natural springs. You will also love the experience of small-town friendliness with vibrant shops, dining, and community events. This home isn’t just a place to live- it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence or a Florida getaway, you’ll love everything this property and community have to offer. It is also conveniently located about an hour and a half from both Tampa and Orlando airports making it easy for your loved ones to come see you or for you to go see them. Don’t wait!! Call and schedule your showing today!

3bd
2ba
1,414sqft
0.44 acre lot
Circa 1960

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2021 NW 13th Ave, Crystal River, FL 34428

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Contact Realtor: Jill M Miller
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Pros of Living in Crystal River, FL

World-Class Water Access & Outdoor Recreation:
- Home to Kings Bay, Three Sisters Springs, and Crystal River Archaeological State Park. Residents enjoy year-round kayaking, paddleboarding, world-class fishing, boating, and swimming with manatees in crystal-clear 72°F spring waters.
Laid-Back “Old Florida” Atmosphere:
- Avoids the dense, high-rise concrete feel of South Florida. Downtown features historic heritage sites, independent local seafood restaurants, boutique shops along Heritage Village, and a slower, community-oriented lifestyle.
Accessible Coastal Living Costs:
- Compared to coastal cities like Tampa, Sarasota, or Naples, home prices and everyday expenses remain relatively accessible, making it a popular choice for retirees, remote workers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Proximity to Regional Hubs:
- While quiet and rural-suburban in feel, the Suncoast Parkway expansion makes trips to Tampa (~1 hour south) and Ocala (~40 minutes northeast) convenient for international travel, major medical networks, and city amenities.

Cons of Living in Crystal River, FL

Hurricane & Flood Risks:
- Situated directly on the Gulf side of Citrus County, low-lying areas face severe risks from storm surges, tropical weather, and flooding. High home insurance and flood insurance premiums are major financial considerations.
Heavy Seasonal Tourism Traffic:
- During peak manatee and scallop seasons (winter through summer), local waterways, boat ramps, and main thoroughfares like US-19 experience significant tourist traffic and crowding.
Limited Local Job Market:
- Outside of eco-tourism, hospitality, healthcare, and municipal services, corporate or specialized professional job options are sparse locally.
Hot, Humid Summers & Insects:
- Summer months bring extreme heat, high humidity, daily thunderstorms, and abundant biting insects (like noseeums and mosquitoes) near coastal marshes and springs.