If you want room to spread out, most acreage for sale in Ocala sits northeast of town around Fort McCoy and Citra. Call 352-780-8850 with a parcel ID or a road name and I will tell you what I have.
I’m Sean Kaptaine, a Florida land investor. Fort McCoy and Citra are not platted lot grids like Marion Oaks. The land tends to run in larger cuts, on county roads, with wells and septic instead of a subdivision water line. That is the usual pattern. Your parcel ID is still its own map.
Fort McCoy and Citra acreage
Zoning for a Fort McCoy or Citra parcel ID is a map question. Open Marion County Growth Services GIS for that parcel, then read the matching classification in Land Development Code Article 4.
Article 4 of the Land Development Code sets the lot, setback, and use rules for each zoning classification. Read the section that matches the parcel ID. I sell land and I advertise land.
If you want pasture, woods, or a place to fence, say Fort McCoy or Citra on the call. If you want a recorded lot in a named community, say Marion Oaks, Rainbow Lakes Estates, or Silver Springs Shores instead.
Rural land, wells and septic near Fort McCoy
Vacant acreage here is often a well and septic file. Florida DEP lists Marion County among the counties where the state onsite sewage program issues those permits. You still confirm water and sewer availability with the county for that road.
Growth Services GIS shows zoning, future land use, and overlays. The Farmland Preservation Area on the Future Land Use Map is a separate overlay some rural parcels sit in. If the land is pasture or farm, ask whether that overlay applies. I will say Ocala horse country and point you at the map.
Walk the corners. Confirm access — county-maintained, private, or a two-track. Confirm flood zone with the county. I describe the tract. You verify it before you buy.
If you own acreage in Fort McCoy or Citra and want it advertised by owner, or you want an offer, call with the parcel ID, acreage, and asking price.
Call about Fort McCoy and Citra land
Vacant acreage often needs a well and an onsite system. Florida DEP publishes the onsite sewage permitting FAQ, including Marion County. Then call 352-780-8850. I answer as Sean Kaptaine, Florida land investor.
I sell land by owner and I advertise Fort McCoy and Citra acreage here when the owner wants a by-owner page. I also buy land. Call with the parcel ID, acreage, and asking price if you are selling.
Owner financing on land I sell is written on that tract. Walk the corners. Confirm zoning, flood zone, access, and utilities with Marion County. A well and a septic system, if the land needs them, are permits — not a line I can invent on this page.
Fort McCoy and Citra are the northeast names. Buyers who want woods, pasture, or a larger cut use them. Buyers who want a recorded lot in a named grid should say Marion Oaks, Rainbow Lakes Estates, or Silver Springs Shores instead.
Bring the parcel ID if you have it. If you are starting from a road name in Fort McCoy or a Citra address, start there. I will tell you what I can show you in that part of the county. Photos of the corners and a copy of the tax bill help if you are selling. I keep the call on one tract. You pull the Growth Services maps and the DEP septic path, if the land needs it, before you buy.
Owner financing on land I sell is written on that tract. Walk the corners. Confirm zoning, flood zone, access, and utilities with Marion County. A well and septic, if the land needs them, are county and state permits on that parcel.
Call 352-780-8850 about Fort McCoy or Citra. Name the road if you know it. I will tell you what I have in that part of northeast Marion County. If you are selling, start with the parcel ID. I advertise by owner or I make an offer. Rural acreage and a platted lot are different calls; keep this one on Fort McCoy or Citra.
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