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At the heart of West Central Florida's Nature Coast
you will find Citrus County and a Florida you never
dreamed still existed. Located 70 miles north of
Tampa, 60 miles northwest of Orlando, and just south
of Ocala, Citrus County is often called "Mother
Nature's Theme Park", and for good reason. Here in
this lush landscape of gently rolling hills,
sparkling lakes and rivers, stately century old
moss-laden oaks and majestic pines and palm trees,
is where man and nature live and play in harmony.
Bordered by water on three sides, Citrus County
is home to seven Florida Outstanding Water bodies,
boasting 106 miles of spring-fed rivers, 19,111
acres of lakes, crystal clear springs, and a 52 mile
stretch of the Gulf coast as its playground. No
matter what water activity you seek, from fantastic
fresh or salt water fishing, boating, and kayaking,
to swimming, diving or snorkeling with manatees and
dolphins, or just laying on a sandy beach soaking up
the Florida sunshine, Citrus County has the perfect
location for you.
While Citrus County has continued to go through
record growth and home and land appreciation and
commercial development, so pristine is much of the
county that more than 152,000 acres out of Citrus
County's 683 square miles have been acquired through
local, state and federal funds and set aside to
protect it from excessive development to preserve
wildlife.

This provides for a myriad of outdoor activities
from hiking and jogging, to bird watching, horseback
riding, camping and more. The cities, towns and
communities within Citrus County have set aside
greenbelt areas, preserves, parks, and recreational
areas offering tennis, horseshoes, skateboarding,
and a host of activities. Extensive clubs, civic
groups and religious organizations offer even more
recreational opportunities, both indoors and out,
for seniors and families alike.
For the golfer, Citrus County is home to nearly a
dozen golf courses, including the nationally
acclaimed Black Diamond Ranch and El Diablo golf and
country clubs. For the casual as well as the serious
golfer, the golf courses of Citrus County offer a
variety of challenging designs and elevations in
breathtakingly beautiful and natural settings that
can be enjoyed year round, as Citrus County enjoys
an average temperature of 72 degrees.
Rounding out this paradise, are two modern
Hospitals; state-of-the-art medical, diagnostic,
assisted living and nursing facilities; modern
shopping malls and quaint historic shoppe's;
museums, theatres and cultural groups, art leagues,
county library system, community centers and
extensive top-rate educational facilities including
community college, technical institute, gifted and
special needs schools and programs.
Citrus County, and its communities such as
Inverness, Lecanto, Citrus Springs, Beverly
Hills, Pine Ridge, Crystal River, Floral City, Hernando, and Sugarmill
Woods, provides the perfect location for your new
residential home or business or commercial
construction project and Lytton Enterprises can
provide the perfect construction team. |