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Selling Your Home in Citrus Springs, FL

Citrus Springs is a master planned residential community in northern Citrus County, originally developed in the 1960s by the Punta Gorda Isles Sales Corporation. The plat covers roughly 25 square miles of mostly quarter to half acre lots, all serviced by underground utilities, an unusual feature for unincorporated Florida. The Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club anchors the central area, and the Withlacoochee River and Rainbow Springs sit minutes north. Median home prices around $260K, with newer construction expanding the western edge of the plat.

Median Price

$260,000

Source: Stellar MLS, March 2026

Population

9,550

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020

About Selling Your Home in Citrus Springs

Citrus Springs sits in Citrus County on Florida's Nature Coast. K2 Sells works selling your home clients across this market with a data driven, no pressure approach. Below: the local context, the typical price range, the FAQs we hear most often, and a direct line to the K2 Sells team.

Why Citrus Springs for Selling Your Home

Citrus Springs is a master planned residential community in northern Citrus County, originally developed in the 1960s by the Punta Gorda Isles Sales Corporation. The plat covers roughly 25 square miles of mostly quarter to half acre lots, all serviced by underground utilities, an unusual feature for unincorporated Florida. The Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club anchors the central area, and the Withlacoochee River and Rainbow Springs sit minutes north. Median home prices around $260K, with newer construction expanding the western edge of the plat.

Notable Neighborhoods in Citrus Springs

The communities most relevant to selling your home clients in Citrus Springs:

  • Citrus Springs Country Club Estates
  • Citrus Springs Plat
  • Spruce Creek South

What Makes Citrus Springs the Nature Coast

Local context that matters when you are evaluating selling your home here:

  • Citrus Springs Golf and Country Club, the original 1960s 18 hole course at the heart of the master plan
  • Rainbow Springs State Park in adjacent Marion County, one of Florida's largest first magnitude springs
  • Withlacoochee State Trail, the longest paved bike trail in Florida, with a trailhead 10 minutes east in Hernando
  • Crystal River and Kings Bay, 25 minutes southwest for manatee tours and Gulf access
  • Withlacoochee State Forest Citrus Tract, immediately east for hiking, biking, and wildlife viewing

What Makes Citrus Springs Different

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Frequently Asked

Common Questions About Selling Your Home in Citrus Springs

What is the median home price in Citrus Springs, FL?

Median home price in Citrus Springs is approximately $260,000 as of March 2026 according to Stellar MLS data. Older 1980s and 1990s homes on the original plat run $200,000 to $280,000. Newer construction along the western edge of the plat ranges from $300,000 to $450,000. Homes near the country club command a 5 to 10 percent premium.

Are the lots in Citrus Springs really larger than other Citrus County communities?

Yes. The original 1960s Citrus Springs plat used quarter to half acre lots as a default, larger than the standard 60 by 120 foot lots common in Spring Hill and similar developments of that era. Buyers consistently note the breathing room. Larger lots also mean fewer neighbors per acre, a common reason buyers choose Citrus Springs over more dense communities.

Does Citrus Springs have an HOA or deed restrictions?

Most of the original Citrus Springs plat is unrestricted, no HOA, no deed restrictions on color, fencing, or vehicles. This is a major draw for buyers who want freedom on their property. Some newer subdivisions inside the broader Citrus Springs zip codes do have HOAs. Always verify the specific subdivision before contract.

What schools serve Citrus Springs?

Citrus Springs is part of Citrus County School District. Citrus Springs Elementary, Citrus Springs Middle School, and Crystal River High School are the main feeder schools. School ratings via GreatSchools and the Florida Department of Education vary by year. Citrus County also offers school choice options that allow students to attend other county schools with available capacity.

How long is the commute from Citrus Springs to Tampa or Ocala?

Citrus Springs to Tampa runs about 90 to 105 minutes via US 41 and the Suncoast Parkway. To Ocala via SR 200 the drive is 30 to 40 minutes. To Gainesville, about 70 minutes via US 41. Citrus Springs is geared toward retirees, remote workers, and Ocala based commuters more than Tampa commuters.

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