This parcel is a prime money-making spot just waiting for the right opportunity. It’s been home to various businesses, from selling utility trailers to leasing U-Hauls. The fenced-in back area is perfect for storage rentals or securing items, while the property also includes a small office, carport, and storage shed for versatile use. Located next to the flea market on the bustling Highway 19, it offers excellent exposure to heavy traffic. Zoned GNC, this property has countless possibilities.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY! Discover an excellent opportunity in a high-visibility Homosassa location. This 1.14-acre property features a manufactured building with GNC (General Commercial) zoning, offering flexibility for a wide range of business uses and ample room for future expansion. The site provides approximately 142 feet of road frontage on a heavily traveled corridor ensuring strong exposure for any commercial venture. The property includes partial chain-link fencing, generous parking (estimated 10 spaces at the front), and existing public water and septic, creating potential cost savings for redevelopment or replacement of the current structure. With its centralized location—less than a mile from US-19 and close proximity to the Suncoast Parkway—accessibility is a major advantage. Whether you’re looking to expand, redevelop, or establish a new business, this property offers exceptional potential. Homosassa is a strong location for a business because it offers excellent visibility and steady traffic along major corridors such as US-19 and the nearby Suncoast Parkway. The area continues to grow, with new residential development and increasing commercial activity that create a reliable customer base for a variety of business types. Homosassa also benefits from a steady flow of tourists and seasonal visitors who come for the springs, wildlife, fishing, and waterfront recreation, which helps support retail, hospitality, and service-oriented businesses. Citrus County is known for being business-friendly, offering reasonable commercial property costs and flexible zoning options. Homosassa’s central position within the Nature Coast provides convenient access to surrounding communities like Crystal River, Lecanto, Inverness, Weeki Wachee, and Brooksville, allowing businesses to serve a broad regional market. Many commercial corridors in the area also experience strong average daily traffic, giving businesses consistent exposure and drive-by visibility. The possibilities are wide open here! Call today!
Prime free-standing Mini-Storage / Warehouse facility totaling 9,200 SF, located at 6331 S Tex Pt, Homosassa, FL 34448, positioned within the established Rooks Brothers Industrial Park. The site sits on an ±2.10-acre parcel, offering a functional layout and a well-supported industrial setting for storage, flex, or warehouse operations. The improvements include an air-conditioned warehouse component, currently configured as 70 mini-storage units (±8,400 SF), supported by an ±800 SF office/residential-style building area, totaling 9,200 SF of usable building area and providing operational flexibility for an owner-user or investor seeking durable industrial product in a supply-constrained market. The property features a one-story configuration, originally built in 1987, with supporting site enhancements including a fully fenced and contained 1.05-acre laydown and equipment storage lot, with an estimated 50 parking spaces. The parcel is designated as highest intensity IND zoning within the Heavy Industrial District, allowing for a wide range of potential uses such as manufacturing (hazardous material facilities may require conditional use permits), storage, distribution, crematorium, automotive/heavy truck repair and service, warehousing, shooting range, and more. Citrus County is experiencing one of the fastest growth trajectories in Florida, with a current population of approximately 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030, according to the County’s Land Development Code. As part of the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA—the 18th largest metropolitan area in the United States—the region is rapidly evolving into a major population, service, and employment center, driving sustained demand for retail, medical, and commercial services. The broader market continues to benefit from significant public and private investment. Inverness, Homosassa, and surrounding communities have undergone substantial revitalization, including improvements to Liberty Park, the Depot District, and other catalytic civic assets. Additionally, the $135 million Suncoast Parkway expansion and the planned Phase 3 northern extension, located just north of the subject property, will provide direct one-hour access to Tampa International Airport and major employment hubs. These infrastructure investments are expected to materially enhance regional connectivity, tourism activity, and commercial demand—positioning the property along a rapidly strengthening economic corridor.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 J.W.MORTON R.E.
352-726-6668
Prime free-standing Mini-Storage / Warehouse facility totaling 9,200 SF, located at 6331 S Tex Pt, Homosassa, FL 34448, positioned within the established Rooks Brothers Industrial Park. The site sits on an ±2.10-acre parcel, offering a functional layout and a well-supported industrial setting for storage, flex, or warehouse operations. The improvements include an air-conditioned warehouse component, currently configured as 70 mini-storage units (±8,400 SF), supported by an ±800 SF office/residential-style building area, totaling 9,200 SF of usable building area and providing operational flexibility for an owner-user or investor seeking durable industrial product in a supply-constrained market. The property features a one-story configuration, originally built in 1987, with supporting site enhancements including a fully fenced and contained 1.05-acre laydown and equipment storage lot, with an estimated 50 parking spaces. The parcel is designated as highest intensity IND zoning within the Heavy Industrial District, allowing for a wide range of potential uses such as manufacturing (hazardous material facilities may require conditional use permits), storage, distribution, crematorium, automotive/heavy truck repair and service, warehousing, shooting range, and more. Citrus County is experiencing one of the fastest growth trajectories in Florida, with a current population of approximately 153,600 residents projected to exceed 350,000 by 2030, according to the County’s Land Development Code. As part of the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA—the 18th largest metropolitan area in the United States—the region is rapidly evolving into a major population, service, and employment center, driving sustained demand for retail, medical, and commercial services. The broader market continues to benefit from significant public and private investment. Inverness, Homosassa, and surrounding communities have undergone substantial revitalization, including improvements to Liberty Park, the Depot District, and other catalytic civic assets. Additionally, the $135 million Suncoast Parkway expansion and the planned Phase 3 northern extension, located just north of the subject property, will provide direct one-hour access to Tampa International Airport and major employment hubs. These infrastructure investments are expected to materially enhance regional connectivity, tourism activity, and commercial demand—positioning the property along a rapidly strengthening economic corridor.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 J.W.MORTON R.E.
352-726-6668
This three-unit, income-producing neighborhood retail center totals 4,260 square feet (2,400 SF + 930 SF + 930 SF) on 0.29 acres of prime GNC-zoned commercial land along US Highway 19, the dominant commercial corridor of Homosassa. Offering 185 feet of direct highway frontage, exposure to ±27,000 vehicles per day, and 18 dedicated parking spaces, the property delivers the visibility, convenience, and accessibility tenants and customers demand. A clean right-in/right-out access point off South Suncoast Blvd ensures smooth traffic flow, while its location just south of the signalized Grover Cleveland Blvd / Halls River Road intersection positions it within the most commercially active node of the market. The center is currently occupied by two tenants with one vacancy, giving investors the upside of securing market-rate rents or allowing an owner-user to offset occupancy costs with rental income while potentially qualifying for SBA-style financing. The surrounding trade area is anchored by a strong mix of national retailers and QSR operators—including Publix, Walmart, Winn-Dixie, Tractor Supply, McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Taco Bell, Burger King, and several thriving local businesses. This established commercial ecosystem draws consistent daily traffic and supports operators serving both the rising full-time population and the area’s robust tourism sector. As a result, tenant demand and retail performance remain reliably strong along this corridor. Demographics further reinforce the property’s strength. Within a 15-minute radius, the asset serves 46,000+ residentswith a median household income of $65,000 and a median age of 58—a consumer base that outspends national averages in dining, healthcare, convenience retail, and service-based expenditures. Notably, 66% of area residents dine at restaurants/steakhouses and 89% frequent fast-food/QSR establishments. Annual healthcare-related spending exceeds $106 million, driving ongoing demand from medical, wellness, and professional service tenants. Homosassa itself is one of Florida’s most visited eco-tourism destinations—home to the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, the Homosassa River, and the wider Chassahowitzka Springs Coast. These attractions bring year-round activity from boaters, scallopers, anglers, kayakers, and manatee tour visitors. The steady blend of tourism and full-time residents creates a resilient customer base that supports a diverse hospitality and retail economy. Regionally, the property benefits from its central position within the fast-growing Citrus County market, drawing from Crystal River, Lecanto, Beverly Hills, and Inverness. With immediate access to the Suncoast Parkway, the site lies just 55 miles from Tampa International Airport and directly connects to the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater MSA—now the 18th largest metro area in the United States.
Prime 1.82-acre GNC-Commercial location engineered for high visibility and seamless access. Positioned directly on the bustling county corridor of W Grover Cleveland Blvd, this expansive, level lot in a high n dry flood zone X, and fully fenced site boasts an impressive 280 feet of continuous road frontage, ensuring maximum exposure to daily passing traffic. Designed for high-volume retail or mixed-use development, the property features dual-gated entry points off both Grover Cleveland and S Sonny Terrace for effortless logistics. Includes a completely refurbished 600 sq ft office unit with a full kitchen and bathroom, 2 dedicated offices, a spacious seating area, a carport, and 2 pristine storage sheds. . Tons of room for rapid business expansion on a generous acreage footprint in a booming Citrus County market. Call today to schedule your tour!
Commercial property on U.S. Highway 19/98 just north of Cardinal St. with desirable GNC zoning. Uplands 1.36 acres with existing utilities and a dilapidated building. Dimensions are 100 feet frontage with 582 feet depth. 28,000 vehicle average daily traffic count (AADT). Previously was a business with plenty of space for vehicle parking, equipment and inventory. The building was used as an office, shop, and residence. Bring your ideas, creativity, and renovate or rebuild similar footprint and impact fee is paid.
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Homosassa is located in Florida. Homosassa, Florida has a population of 1,888. Homosassa is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 14.81%.
The median household income in Homosassa, Florida is $59,018. The median household income for the surrounding county is $48,664 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Homosassa is 65.9 years.
The average high temperature in July is 91.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 45.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 52.4 inches per year, with 0 inches of snow per year.
