1298 E NORVELL BRYANT HIGHWAY UNIT D HERNANDO FL 34442 | MLS #OM730698 | Gary Kusher | Florida Real Estate

This 2007-built center is beautifully designed and updated for your next business, offering 990 SF to occupy, 24 parking spaces, space on the lighted pylon sign at the road, and signage at the mezzanine above your unit. You have what you need to thrive in this local economy on the Nature Coast.

With GNC Commercial zoning, the property accommodates a broad range of uses, including medical and professional offices, retail, restaurants, and other commercial businesses. Completely updated and meticulously maintained from the studs to the stucco, the property features an attractive stacked-stone and stucco façade, floor-to-ceiling retail glass, and modern interior spaces with high-quality finishes.

Centrally located within Citrus County, the property sits within a 15-minute drive of Lecanto, Beverly Hills, Downtown Crystal River, Homosassa, and Inverness. Consumer spending trends reinforce demand fundamentals, including medical expenditures within the trade area, highlighting strong support for healthcare, medical services, and wellness-oriented uses. The area is characterized by a mature and financially stable demographic profile, with projected income growth and a high concentration of owner-occupied housing reinforcing long-term consumer stability and investment security.

Regional connectivity is enhanced by direct access to the newly expanded Suncoast Parkway (SR 589), a significant state infrastructure investment that improves mobility and places the property approximately 55 minutes from Tampa International Airport.

From a market perspective, the property benefits from its location within Citrus County, a region experiencing steady population growth and increasing commercial demand. The county currently supports a population of approximately 153,600 residents, with long-term planning capacity for approximately 350,000 residents under the county’s Land Development Code. Continued residential expansion, infrastructure investment, and regional economic development are driving increased demand for healthcare, service, and retail facilities throughout the county.