1 Acre near Keaton Beach, Taylor County, FL

About the land

A full acre in the Sea Oaks Subdivision, in the Big Bend stretch of Florida's Gulf Coast. The lot widens as it runs back from the road, about 115 ft across the front and about 182 ft across the back, roughly 281 ft and 323 ft deep on its two sides. Elevation is about 22 ft.

Cover is coastal scrub and palm rather than large timber, so clearing a pad and drive is a modest job. There is room to set a home well back with a screen of trees out front. Scallop season every summer is the reason people drive across the state to this stretch of coast.

Road access

Direct frontage on Sea Oaks Dr, a county-maintained road through the subdivision. It is unpaved, standard for this stretch of coastal Taylor County, and passable in a normal vehicle. Not landlocked.

Key facts

Size

1.00 acre

County

Taylor County, FL

APN

03-07-07-06559-155

Zoning

Single Family Residential, buildable

Utilities

Tri-County Electric along the road. Well and septic needed. High speed internet available in the subdivision. Propane by private supplier.

Road access

County-maintained unpaved road frontage on Sea Oaks Dr

Restrictions

No HOA or POA dues. Recorded covenants run with the land. Manufactured homes must be under 2 years old when placed. Setbacks 20 ft front, 10 ft sides, 20 ft rear.

Flood zone

X (500-year floodplain), outside the high-risk zone. An elevation certificate may be required before construction.

Wetlands

None

Annual taxes

$329.13 (2025)

Back taxes or liens

None

What you can build

• Site-built, modular and manufactured homes all allowed
• Minimum build 480 sq ft, maximum height 35 ft
• Live in an RV on the lot while you build, with a permit. Camping is capped at 180 days a year.
• Build window is 12 months once a permit is issued

What's nearby

• Keaton Beach10 minPublic beach, fishing pier and boat ramp on the Gulf
• Hagens Cove30 minShallow grass flats for scalloping and kayaking
• Perry30 minCounty seat, Walmart Supercenter, groceries and hardware
• Steinhatchee40 minWorking fishing town, marinas and guides
• Tallahassee1 hr 45 minAirport, hospitals and university

How closing works

We close through a licensed Florida title company. You receive a clear deed and an owner's title insurance policy at closing. Closing is handled remotely, and a standard timeline runs about two to three weeks from a signed contract.

Buying with owner financing? You get the full terms in writing first, and the closing runs through the same title company or attorney.

Facts compiled from Taylor County records, the recorded plat and deed, and a third-party due diligence report, and believed accurate. Confirm boundaries, zoning, utilities and permits with the county before you buy. Pictures labeled as an illustration are drawn on the real parcel lines and show approximate boundaries.