Keaton beach
FOR land lease or development
YOUR coastal paradise AWAITS…
In southwest Taylor County, Florida, this location is only 4 minutes by car and 7 minutes by bicycle to Keaton Beach, and 2 minutes to its marina.
Keaton Beach is a Gulf coast community in the southern part of Taylor County, Florida. Keaton Beach is 22.5 miles south of the county seat of Perry.
This coastal oasis is home to many festivals, attractions and activities like bird watching, hiking, fishing, scalloping, kayaking, canoeing and riding horseback on trails. The property is zoned as Mixed Use Urban Development and is just off one of the main roads into town and to the beach, Jody Morgan Road.
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Daily Traffic Count
This location has 5,000 vehicle passes daily overall. (FDOT 2024, AADT)
Property Details
Located just off of Jody Morgan Road, there is currently one existing structure on an almost 2 acre partially wooded piece of undeveloped land.
Location & Access
Address: 19752 Jody Morgan Rd, Perry, FL
County: Taylor
Community: Unincorporated
Access/Road Description: Paved, State Road
Parking: Private
Buildings on Premises
3 bedroom/2 bathroom house
Rectangular – Stand Alone
Needs some TLC prior to use
1571 Square Feet
Built in 1960, but updated throughout the years
Measurements
The overall property area is 1.91 acres and 83,246 square feet. It can be accessed from Jody Morgan Road by a clearance that’s 30′ wide.
*Expand the Zoning tab below for permitted uses
Geographic Location
Keaton Beach is a Gulf coast community in the southern part of Taylor County, Florida, United States. Keaton Beach is 22.5 miles south of the county seat of Perry.
Local Festivals, Events & Things To Do
Big Bend Brewfest
Fiddler Crab Festival
Florida State Bluegrass Festival
Florida Forest Festival
Smokin in the Pines BBQ Festival
Many Attractions and Museums
Outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, scalloping, kayaking, canoeing, on and off-road cycling, horseback riding, nature trails, bird watching and more!
County Business Incentives
Click here to learn about the Business Incentives, Tax Advantages & Exemptions, and Sales & Use Tax Exemptions provided by the Taylor County Development Authority.
The Taylor County Ad Valorem Property Tax Exemption Advisory Information and Application Packet can be downloaded below.
Zoning
“MUUD” MIXED USE URBAN DEVELOPMENT (1 residence per ½ acre)
MUUD is a land development classification that allows the highest density of residential development and allows commercial development when located on a main road.
Permitted Uses
Residential
Outdoor recreation
Public service / Utility
High-intensity commercial
General commercial (not exceeding 10,000 square feet or floor space)
Neighborhood commercial (small-scale retail and service establishments, each not to exceed 5,000 square feet in floor space)
Professional service and office
Small-scale industrial
All other uses allowed in lower intensity land classifications (except mining)
Residential Density
The number of residential dwellings allowed per acre in the MUUD land use is as follows:
4 dwelling units per 1 acre: where located in the Coastal High Hazard Area.
2 dwelling units per 1 acre: where private septic and well are provided.
4 dwelling units per 1 acre: where community/public water or sewer are provided.
8 dwelling units per 1 acre: where community/public water and sewer are provided.
12 dwellings per 1 acre: where community/public water and sewer are provided and located on a main road in the Steinhatchee area and/or Coastal High Hazard Area (CHHA).
20 dwellings per 1 acre: where community/public water and sewer are provided, is located on a main road and approved by Planning Board as high intensity development.
4 dwelling units per 1 acre: where located in the Coastal High Hazard Area.
Commercial Development
Commercial development is allowed in the MUUD land use only when located on a collector or arterial roadway. All commercial development must have approval by the Planning Board. Some of the allowed commercial uses in the MUUD land use are:
Gasoline sales and service
Recreational vehicle parks (minimum of 8 acres)
Race tracks
Flea markets
Department stores
Funeral homes
Grocery stores
Hotels and motels
Veterinary offices with outdoor kennels
Off-site signs (billboards)
Restaurants with drive through facilities
Banks with drive through facilities
Download: Taylor County Mixed Use Zoning
PROPERTY RESOURCES
documents:
prospectus
Download or print this document to get a one-page overview of this property.
planning & zoning
muud RULES & REGULATIONS
Below is a downloadable document from Taylor County Planning & Zoning, with all classifications pertaining to ‘Mixed Use Urban Development‘ and their requirements.
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