Hernando Beach - Waterfront Living in Hernando County, Florida
Hernando Beach, Florida, is a residential waterfront community hugging the coast line of the Gulf of Mexico Hernando County, Florida.
Hernando Beach consists of three distinct neighborhoods, each offering waterfront homes for sale in a range of styles, sizes, and price range. These neighborhoods are Hernando Beach North including Gulf Coast Retreat, Hernando Beach Central, and Hernando Beach South.
Of these, only Hernando Beach North has direct gulf access whereas residents of Hernando Beach Central and South are in areas known as indirect gulf access. Boaters in these areas will use a boatlift, similar to a small lock, to access the direct gulf access waters.
Hernando Beach South is the only deed-restricted neighborhood in this waterfront community with a mandatory homeowner's association, the HOA fee is approximately $250 annually and subject to change.
Buyers looking for homes for sale in Hernando Beach will find a surprising variety of home styles from older, single-story homes to large two- and three-story stilt homes offering amenities such as elevators and wraparound balconies.
Most homes in Hernando Beach are located along wide canals and some have a direct location with the Gulf of Mexico in their backyard! The views can be stunning! And with the location on the west coast of Florida, evening sunsets are always a spectacular sight.
Currently, waterfront homes for sale in Hernando Beach range from the mid 100s to the high 500s, more information about recent sales is contained in the most recent Hernando Beach home sales market report.
What can you do in Hernando Beach, Florida?
Hernando Beach is a waterfront community where fishing and boating is an integral part of everyday life. Having your fishing boat, pontoon, or even sail boat tied to your own dock behind your home enables you to take a boat trip on a moment's notice. On weekends, the waters of the Gulf of Mexico are a popular playground for swimmers and sun seekers enjoying the shallow and warm waters for a day out.
For those who prefer to keep their boat at a marina, several local marinas serve the Hernando Beach area. After a day on the water, visit one of the various local restaurants offering from casual to fine dining and even live entertainment so you can dance the night away.
Other options for social life in Hernando Beach are offered by the Hernando Beach Yacht Club and the Hernando Beach Club, both social and membership only clubs that always welcome new members and offer weekly dinners as well as many special events.
Nature lovers would also enjoy living in Hernando Beach. Located in an area also known as the Nature Coast, bird watcher are delighted to be able to observe a wide range of birds from the smallest hummingbird, the large Sandhill Crane or the majestic Bald Eagle. Kayaking and canoeing is also popular pastime. It is not unusual to observe dolphins, manatees, and even sea turtles swim right by your back yard dock!
If you like to become involved in your community, there are several Hernando Beach organizations that would welcome you as a volunteer from the Hernando Beach Volunteer Fire Department, Crime Watch, Hernando Property Owners Association, or CERT, the Community Emergency Response Team.
Hernando Beach offers some limited shopping opportunities including a florist, fish market, convenience store, and a fresh produce stand. Hernando Beach residents drive a few miles to nearby Spring Hill for access to all major grocery and department stores and shopping plazas.
For school information, the Hernando County School District will provide the most current information.
Looking for a waterfront home in Hernando Beach, Florida?
Waterfront living is a lifestyle. Working with a Hernando Beach Realtor who lives and stays active in the community will give you the local perspective! If you are looking for waterfront homes for sale in Hernando Beach, Florida, and would like more information about our community and living in Hernando Beach, Florida, please contact me.
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