D Sanctuary at Kings Bay
D Sanctuary is 107 acres of pristine land with three freshwater creeks providing deep water access to Crystal River's Kings Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, and surrounding springs. It is an ideal location for a very private waterfront family compound and/or recreational piece of property. The various creeks are roughly 85+/- feet wide and can provide good navigable access for even a large twin engine boat. By vehicle or boat one can easily access the surrounding Crystal River attractions from the subject property. Some of which include Pete's Pier, Kings Bay, Three Sisters Spring, and many other Gulf Coast destinations. Fishing, scalloping, waterfowl hunting, and many other boating activities can easily be had right off the shoreline of D Sanctuary. While back in the upland portion of the property a sportsman still has the option to hop in a stand and deer hunt or chase Osceola's in the spring...
D Sanctuary is 107 acres of pristine land with three freshwater creeks providing deep water access to Crystal River's Kings Bay, the Gulf of Mexico, and surrounding springs. It is an ideal location for a very private waterfront family compound and/or recreational piece of property. The various creeks are roughly 85+/- feet wide and can provide good navigable access for even a large twin engine boat. By vehicle or boat one can easily access the surrounding Crystal River attractions from the subject property. Some of which include Pete's Pier, Kings Bay, Three Sisters Spring, and many other Gulf Coast destinations. Fishing, scalloping, waterfowl hunting, and many other boating activities can easily be had right off the shoreline of D Sanctuary. While back in the upland portion of the property a sportsman still has the option to hop in a stand and deer hunt or chase Osceola's in the spring.
An extremely well-maintained lime rock road provides access from Roy Thomas Road along the shoreline and into the upland areas. Whitetail deer, wild hogs, manatees, Osceola turkeys, otters, alligators, ducks, call this piece of ground home. Redfish, trout, snook, and many other fish species are plentiful along the shorelines of the property. There are roughly 15 acres of uplands on the subject property. Power, water, and sewer are provided to the property. Land use and zoning allow for up to four homes. Road frontage includes 2,230 feet along Fort Island Trail and 1,870 feet along Roy Thomas Road. Crystal River Airport is roughly 3.7 miles away from the property.
Creeks providing deep water access to Crystal River's Kings Bay, the Gulf of Mexico
Ideal location for a very private waterfront family compound and/or wildlife sanctuary
Whitetail deer, wild hogs, manatees, Osceola turkeys, otters, alligators, ducks, and many more
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