$975,000
3178 Azalea DrHernando Beach, FL 34607
32.52,223 sq ft
Saltwater canal
New construction with a private deep-water dock
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Hernando County · Direct Gulf access
Hernando Beach
Saltwater canals, private docks, and open Gulf water.
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Saltwater canals
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The lay of the land
Saltwater canals, private docks, and open Gulf water.
A waterfront community built on a grid of saltwater canals that feed straight into the Gulf of Mexico. Most homes sit on a private dock, and the barrier islands are a short idle out.
Boats, fishing, sunsets over the water, and buyers who want the Gulf at the end of the dock.
- Deep, dredged canals with no bridges between you and the Gulf
- Private docks, lifts and davits are the norm, not the exception
- A mix of refreshed 1980s canal homes and new elevated builds
- Minutes to the Hernando Beach boat ramp, restaurants and marinas
On the market in Hernando Beach
A few worth a closer look.
$960,000
3337 Mangrove DrHernando Beach, FL 34607
753,112 sq ft
Saltwater canal
Seven bedrooms, screened pool and a covered boat lift
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$775,000
4365 4th Isle DrHernando Beach, FL 34607
331,838 sq ft
Gulf-access canal
Elevated wraparound deck over the canal
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$715,000
4191 Camelia DrHernando Beach, FL 34607
32.52,532 sq ft
Saltwater canal
Contemporary build with glass railings and a screened lanai
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$590,000
4514 Neptune DrHernando Beach, FL 34607
321,993 sq ft
Saltwater canal
Covered boat dock and tropical landscaping
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Living in Hernando Beach.
Hernando Beach is Hernando County's direct Gulf-access canal community — a quiet grid of dredged saltwater canals where the dock behind the house matters nearly as much as the house itself. Buyers come here for one reason: to keep the boat in the backyard and the Gulf at the end of the channel.
On the water
The canal system splits into direct-access sections, where there are no fixed bridges between your dock and open Gulf water, and indirect sections reached through a neighbor's channel. Idle time to the open water runs roughly ten to twenty minutes from most direct-access docks, which is why deep-water boats — center consoles, offshore rigs, pontoon tritoons on lifts — are everywhere you look. Seawalls, private docks, davits and covered lifts are standard equipment here, not upgrades. The inshore fishing outside the channel is some of the best on the Nature Coast: scalloping in season, gag grouper, snapper, trout and redfish are all within a short run.
On land
Life ashore is unhurried. Shoal Line Boulevard threads the community with dockside seafood, bait shops and marinas, and the drive to open Gulf sunsets at Pine Island takes minutes. Everyday needs — groceries, medical, big-box shopping — are ten to fifteen minutes inland in Spring Hill. US-19 connects to the Suncoast Parkway for the run to Tampa, and Weeki Wachee Springs State Park sits practically next door.
Things to do around Hernando Beach
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
The famous mermaid shows, Buccaneer Bay water park, and paddling on one of Florida's clearest spring-fed rivers — minutes from the canals.
Pine Island Beach Park
The county's Gulf beach park: shallow, calm water, picnic spots under the oaks, and the best sunset on the coast.
Jenkins Creek Park & Boat Ramp
A fishing pier, boardwalk and kayak launch right on Shoal Line Boulevard for days you'd rather stay close to home.
Bayport Park
Historic ramp and picnic grounds where the Weeki Wachee River spills into the Gulf — a favorite short boat run.
Withlacoochee State Trail
Forty-six miles of paved rail-trail through the county, an easy drive for road cycling and long walks.
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