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Perfect Home Site! This great 7-acre parcel is located on the north side of Perry on a paved road. The high-and-dry property has some cleared areas throughout, with beautiful ancient oaks and other native Florida vegetation, making it the perfect site for a future home. The entire parcel is not in a flood zone. If you're looking for a property out of the city limits with no HOA fees, this is it! Mobile homes are welcome, as well as site-built homes. Downtown Perry is just a short drive away for all of your shopping needs, and Florida s capital city of Tallahassee is approximately 55 miles away. We are a small, quaint town that moves a little slower. If you enjoy hunting and fishing, Taylor County has an abundance of the very best outdoor recreational opportunities Florida has to offer for you to enjoy year-round. Whether airboating on the unspoiled Aucilla River, fishing on the scenic Econfina River, crabbing or birdwatching at the Hickory Mound Impoundment, kayaking out of Yates Creek, scalloping or steering your boat to fish offshore out of Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee, exhilarating saltwater adventures await. Taylor County is home to nearly 60 miles of Gulf of Mexico coastline, four rivers, numerous streams and creeks, natural springs, a border on the Apalachee Bay, both natural and artificial saltwater fishing reefs and quick access to the Gulf of Mexico. Hunting opportunities abound! More than 70,000 acres are open to the public for hunting each year, and Taylor County offers several of the largest tracts of private hunting clubs in the Southeast -- where hunting traditions are passed down from generation to generation. Featuring more than 45 miles of undeveloped coastline - the longest such stretch in the State of Florida - it s no surprise that anglers come from all over to cast a line and reel in trophy-size catches of speckled sea trout, redfish, flounder, Spanish mackerel, cobia, jack crevalle and even an occasional tarpon or snook in our nearshore waters. Offshore anglers can visit natural live bottom, limerock ledges, natural and artificial reefs to target gag and red grouper, as well as red snapper, amberjack, king mackerel, dolphin, black sea bass, shark, pinkmouth grunt, sheepshead and barracuda. Saltwater anglers can fish from land, off a 700-foot pier, from your own boat or as a guest on a guided charter to experience some of the finest grass flats fishing in the state of Florida.
Updated Description:
Perfect Home Site! This great 7-acre parcel is located on the north side of Perry on a paved road. The high-and-dry property has some cleared areas throughout, with beautiful ancient oaks and other native Florida vegetation, making it the perfect site for a future home. The entire parcel is not in a flood zone. If you're looking for a property out of the city limits with no HOA fees, this is it! Mobile homes are welcome, as well as site-built homes. Downtown Perry is just a short drive away for all of your shopping needs, and Florida’s capital city of Tallahassee is approximately 55 miles away. We are a small, quaint town that moves a little slower. If you enjoy hunting and fishing, Taylor County has an abundance of the very best outdoor recreational opportunities Florida has to offer for you to enjoy year-round. Whether airboating on the unspoiled Aucilla River, fishing on the scenic Econfina River, crabbing or birdwatching at the Hickory Mound Impoundment, kayaking out of Yates Creek, scalloping or steering your boat to fish offshore out of Keaton Beach and Steinhatchee, exhilarating saltwater adventures await. Taylor County is home to nearly 60 miles of Gulf of Mexico coastline, four rivers, numerous streams and creeks, natural springs, a border on the Apalachee Bay, both natural and artificial saltwater fishing reefs and quick access to the Gulf of Mexico. Hunting opportunities abound! More than 70,000 acres are open to the public for hunting each year, and Taylor County offers several of the largest tracts of private hunting clubs in the Southeast -- where hunting traditions are passed down from generation to generation. Featuring more than 45 miles of undeveloped coastline – the longest such stretch in the State of Florida – it’s no surprise that anglers come from all over to cast a line and reel in trophy-size catches of speckled sea trout, redfish, flounder, Spanish mackerel, cobia, jack crevalle and even an occasional tarpon or snook in our nearshore waters. Offshore anglers can visit natural live bottom, limerock ledges, natural and artificial reefs to target gag and red grouper, as well as red snapper, amberjack, king mackerel, dolphin, black sea bass, shark, pinkmouth grunt, sheepshead and barracuda. Saltwater anglers can fish from land, off a 700-foot pier, from your own boat or as a guest on a guided charter to experience some of the finest grass flats fishing in the state of Florida.
