Citrus Springs Middle School

It suits buyers who want space and quiet over a busy town center, with a residential layout and generous lots typical of inland Citrus County. The Citrus Springs Middle zone also ties into Central Ridge Elementary School and Citrus Springs Elementary, which helps families stay in one feeder pattern. It's calm, green, and geared toward everyday living rather than nightlife.

No — it's among the more affordable areas in the region, with a median list price of $279,000 and homes running about $178 per square foot. Active listings range widely, from $83,038 up to $7,600,000, so there's a genuine spread depending on land and features. The median home is about 1,660 square feet.

Over the last 12 months, 1,238 homes sold at a median price of $268,990, close to the current $279,000 median list price. Sellers averaged 98% of asking, so realistic offers tend to land. You'll find plenty of options on the live map.

There are 439 active listings and a median of 57 days on market, so buyers have selection and time to compare. New construction dominates the supply at 253 homes, which keeps builder inventory competitive with resales. The 98%-of-asking sold ratio points to a balanced, negotiable market rather than a frenzy.

Costs here are light: the median HOA runs about $62 per month and median property tax is roughly $307 per year. That keeps monthly carrying costs low compared with many Florida communities. Median rent sits around $1,850 per month if you're weighing renting against buying.