About 2489 North Lakefront Drive
This property is active as an AirBNB/VRBO. Approximately 300 feet of Lake Hernando waterfront sets the stage for a distinctive income-producing opportunity on the Tsala Apopka Chain of Lakes. Spanning nine accommodations, this waterfront property brings together a two-bedroom, two-bath lake house and eight approximately 400-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath cabins in a setting designed around the water. Five accommodations, including the lake house and four cabins, are currently operated as short-term rentals, while four cabins are currently long-term rentals. An on-site shared pool, dock and lake access further distinguish the property, where an established rental operation and the recreational appeal of lakefront living come together in one offering. The approximately 1,500-square-foot lake house features a full kitchen, spacious living and dining areas and access to the on-site shared pool and screened lanai overlooking the lake. The cabins provide individual accommodations with kitchenettes and screened porches where applicable. Across the property, shared amenities support the Lake Hernando experience with lake and dock access, kayaks and life vests, a fish-cleaning station, a waterfront fire pit, a covered outdoor dining area, a gas grill, picnic areas and on-site laundry facilities. Overflow and boat-trailer parking provide additional convenience for accessing the surrounding waterways. Property improvements and infrastructure include metal roofs, air-conditioning systems, shared well and water lines, drain fields and six septic systems. The cabins feature concrete-block construction with rebar, poured concrete and foam insulation. With nine accommodations, an established mix of short-term and long-term rentals and approximately 300 feet along Lake Hernando, this property presents an opportunity to acquire a multi-residence waterfront property with existing rental use and recreational amenities in Hernando, Florida. Enjoy access to the Tsala Apopka Chain of Lakes for kayaking, fishing and boating while maintaining proximity to the natural and recreational attractions of Citrus County.
