BONUS OPPORTUNITY: An additional 0.29-acre lot directly next door is also available. Purchasing both lots together offers expanded space for parking, outdoor amenities, or future improvements—and the seller is offering a discounted price if both parcels are purchased together. This 0.29-acre lot offers a rare turnkey coastal setup in the heart of Florida’s Nature Coast. The property includes city water, city sewer, and power, and features a well-maintained 2014 Wilderness camper situated under a pole barn, creating a shaded and protected outdoor living space. The camper is thoughtfully laid out with a queen bed, double bunk beds, two slide-outs, and a stove that has never been used. It has never been smoked in, includes an outdoor shower, and features a TV that swivels between the living room and bedroom. A front porch adds extra space to relax and enjoy coastal evenings. There is ample room for parking vehicles, boats, and trailers. Located on a county-maintained road, the property sits in a flood plain and is ideally positioned for recreation and income potential. It is just minutes from some of the best boating, flats fishing, scalloping and outdoor destinations on the Gulf. You’re only 3 miles from Keaton Beach and the Keaton Beach public boat ramp, 3 miles from the Dark Island public boat ramp, and 8 miles from Hagans Cove State Park. The popular Keaton Beach Bums store, offering boat and vehicle fuel plus a small deli, is just 4 miles away. A paved walking/ biking trail located only ½ mile from the lot runs all the way to the Keaton Beach boat ramp. The property is 18 miles from Steinhatchee, known for its restaurants, marinas, and fueling options, and 21 miles from Steinhatchee Falls, the widest waterfall in the state of Florida. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate being 12 miles from Tide Swamp Management Area and within close proximity to several private hunting clubs. A new Dollar Store currently under construction just 10 miles away adds convenience, while the location along Taylor County’s Nature Coast—home to the longest undeveloped coastline in Florida—makes this an excellent vacation getaway or potential income-producing property.