Vacation Rentals, lodging and Real Estate Sales in Suwannee, Florida. Dixie, Levy, Gilchrist and Taylor Counties.
The quaint North Florida town of Suwannee sits where the mouth
of the Suwannee River flows into the Gulf of Mexico.
Waterfront
Inland
Suwannee, Florida sits where the mouth of
the Suwannee River flows into the Gulf of Mexico, making it ideal for
fresh and salt water living and activities.
This coastal community is surrounded by a National
Wildlife Refuge giving the village a unique quaintness and nature based
atmosphere. The road, SR 349, Gateway to the Gulf, dead ends at the
water and also poses as a jetty separating fresh water living from
the salt water and marsh view waterfronts.
Once a community whose locals thrived from the industry supported
from the waters off its shores has become a peaceful retreat for persons
seeking a more relaxed and Old Florida way of life while continuing
to blend with those still fishing, crabbing and clam farming.
The town, once mostly small islands that skiffs (small boats) had
to be used to cross the canals to visit with neighbors or take the
children to school, has changed with connecting culvert type bridges.
Years prior dredging allowed the village to be reshaped giving almost
every property waterfront.
Having such a large refuge
and the unique location of the town once called "Salt Creek" (for
the large creek that meanders from the Gulf giving the salt water
side residents direct access to the Gulf) creates a wonderful habitat
for the wildlife and people to co-exist. Just to name a few of the
town residents, there are raccoons, fox, otter, egrets, pelicans,
sea gulls, blue heron, osprey, eagles, alligators, manatees (sea
cows) and an abundance of fresh and salt water fish.
Most of the locals have a golf cart for evening travel around the
town while viewing the sunsets across the marsh grasses and visiting.
Come and let me show you around and see if
living or having your second home here in a part of Old Florida is
for you. Perhaps you are just looking for an investment area on the
water as this place is fast being discovered creating market values
to rise. I have been in Dixie county for 45 years. My husband was a
fishing guide in Suwannee for 15 years but since had laid down his
rod and reel except for recreation. I too used to make my living on
the water by oystering. Let someone who knows the area and the people
show you around.
Suwannee Realty, LLC  
23000 SE Highway 349 • Suwannee, Florida
Mailing: PO Box 247 • Suwannee, FL 32692
(352) 542-0704
Fax (352) 542-0744
Email  
------Sonja Reed:
Don Warner
Ada DeCarlis
Crystal Asbell
sonjareed@suwanneerealty.comdonwarner@suwanneerealty.com
adadecarlis@suwsanneerealty.com
crystalasbell@suwanneerealty.com
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