Build or invest with absolute confidence on this beautifully prepared, 0.33-acre vacant lot located at 3698 E Johnson Place in the desirable Inverness Highlands North subdivision of Citrus County. Offering rare zoning flexibility, this parcel accommodates a Single-Family Residential home or a Multi-Residential development, making it an incredible opportunity for builders, homeowners, and investors alike. The heavy lifting has already been done for you—the underbrush is fully cleared, a professional survey is readily available, and markers are clearly set at each corner to define your boundaries. This high and dry property provides the ultimate freedom to quickly start your project without the strict limitations or immediate prep work found on other lots. Convenience meets natural beauty in this prime Inverness location, where you are just minutes away from essential city amenities, including local shopping centers, top-rated doctors, and medical hospitals. Beyond the daily conveniences, the area is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise; the renowned Inverness Chain of Lakes is just a short drive away, offering endless opportunities for premier boating, championship bass fishing, and scenic kayaking. With a third-of-an-acre ready to build, a fresh survey in hand, and maximum zoning versatility, this Citrus County gem delivers the ultimate blend of accessibility, utility, and Florida charm.
Listing courtesy of TROPIC SHORES REALTY LLC. jimtacy@tampabay.rr.com
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