The Art Deco house is the perfect house to relax with the whole family on the Homosassa River. This 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath house has large bedrooms, office, screened in porch and a dock that leads you straight out to your boat or to just fish and enjoy the wildlife. This quiet neighborhood has a 3-month minimum stay. Making it a perfect executive rental or long-term quiet stay in the warmth of sunny Florida. Located near the Wildlife Park, shopping and great restaurants.

The space

The Art Deco house has 3 large bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. Once you walk into the entry way there is a guest bathroom to your left before entering into the open kitchen, living and dining room overlooking the water. The house has been updated with beautiful luxury vinyl floors and a beautiful kitchen. You have your own personal laundry room with a utility sink tucked into the kitchen. The kitchen has a pantry and all the cooking utensils you can think of. We offer a Keurig coffee machine with coffee and tea to get you started. The kitchen overlooks the living and dining area as well as the Homosassa River. Relax in this quiet home. The home offers the master bedroom with a king bed on the main floor as well as an ensuite bathroom with his and her closets. There is a dedicated work office next to the master bedroom next to the screened porch that overlooks the Homosassa River. The house is located close to River Haven marina, Homosassa Springs Marina and Macreas. There are many waterfront restaurants close by including Crumps, Marguerita Grill, The Monkey Bar, The Shed, Nauti Time, Seagrass and more. Coming back into the house you can go upstairs to two additional bedrooms and one full bathroom. The second bedroom upstairs has a King bed, and their bedroom has 2 twin beds. They pull out from chairs. This room also has a sliding door to an additional upstairs porch that overlooks the river. The full bathroom upstairs features a shower/tub combo.

Outdoor Access

Scalloping Scallop Tours offer an exciting and educational experience suitable for the entire family. Delve into the pristine and crystal-clear waters of the Nature Coast, immersing yourself in snorkeling adventures in depths ranging from 2 to 4 feet. Explore a diverse array of marine life, including tropical fish, turtles, seahorses, conch shells, and vibrant corals and sponges. After an exhilarating day of underwater exploration, savor the delectable bay scallops for a well-deserved treat.

Fishing
Homosassa, nestled within Florida’s “Nature Coast,” offers an ideal retreat for fishing enthusiasts seeking unspoiled wilderness and fewer crowds. With three rivers winding through backcountry and flats, eventually leading to the bay and the Gulf of Mexico, Homosassa provides ample opportunities to choose your preferred catch. The area is also home to numerous manatees, offering the unique opportunity to snorkel alongside these gentle giants. Homosassa’s diverse ecosystems cater to both novice and experienced anglers, with species like Redfish and Spotted Seatrout thriving in its waters. The Gulf waters near Homosassa teem with Snappers and Groupers, offering year-round catch-and-release opportunities.

Waterfowl
Waterfowl hunting in Homosassa spans from September to January, with diverse opportunities in backwaters, marsh grass areas, and coastal regions. The temperate climate provides ideal conditions for migratory waterfowl, with species like mottled ducks, wood ducks, and blue-winged teal being common. The region’s rich environment offers a varied and rewarding hunting experience.

Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
Located north of Weeki Wachee in Hernando County, the WMA encompasses 24,243 acres of diverse habitats, including sandhill, mesic hammock, and forested wetlands. It is home to various wildlife species, including Florida black bears, gopher tortoises, and Sherman’s fox squirrels. The area also features underwater caves like Buford Spring and Eagle’s Nest Sink, attracting cave divers. Hunting for white-tailed deer, feral hog, and small game is popular, especially during general gun season.

Kayaking in Homosassa
Explore the Nature Coast Canoe and Kayak Trail, a 20-mile paddling adventure winding through salt marshes from Fort Island Trail Park to Mason Creek. Pass through the St. Martins Marsh Aquatic Preserve and the Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge, spotting a variety of wildlife, including birds and Bald Eagles. Ensure you have essential equipment and provisions for your day on the water, including a life jacket.

Come to Homosassa and see lots of wildlife including dolphins, manatees, birds, alligators, otters, turtles and more!

Guest access
You will have the whole house except the garage as your home while you are here.
Other things to note
This house has a minimum of 3 month stay. No street parking and no parties.