2+ Bedroom Single Level Homes for Sale in Crescent City, FL Under $200K
There are 10 homes for sale in Crescent City, FL, with 2 to 3 bedrooms, 1 to 2 bathrooms, and 648 to 1,715 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $105,000 to $194,000, and build years from 1963 to 2006. The largest, at 106 Ohio Street, offers 3 bedrooms and 1,715 square feet for $194,000.
Crescent Lake anchors the area around Crescent City, and neighborhoods such as Lake Crescent Estates and River Park sit along its shore, where community boat ramps and clubhouses give residents easy access to the water. Many of the lots here are older, established parcels with room for sheds, carports and gardens, and the lake community atmosphere makes these neighborhoods popular with retirees and seasonal residents.
Downtown Crescent City is a short drive from the lake communities, and the St. Johns River runs close by for weekend fishing and boating. Palatka, the Putnam County seat, is a short drive for shopping and county services, while Gainesville is about an hour west for medical care, university events and larger job markets. Buyers who want a quiet home with water nearby find this part of Putnam County a practical place to settle.
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Is Crescent City FL a good place to buy a mobile or manufactured home?
Crescent City has a long tradition of manufactured home living, and many residents own both the home and the land beneath it. This setup often keeps monthly costs lower than traditional housing in the area. Buyers should confirm the title, lot ownership and any community rules before making an offer.
What is life like in the Lake Crescent Estates neighborhood?
Lake Crescent Estates is a lake community centered on Crescent Lake, with a civic club that many owners join for access to the clubhouse and boat ramp. Lots tend to be larger than in typical town neighborhoods, which suits people who want room for sheds, carports or gardening. Membership rules and fees vary, so buyers should ask the civic club directly.
Is Crescent City a good area for downsizing or retirement?
Single level homes are common here, which makes day to day living simpler for people who want fewer stairs. The town is small and quiet, with local shopping and services close by and larger medical facilities a drive away in Gainesville. Many retirees choose the area for its lake setting and slower pace.
What should I check before buying a home with a well and septic system?
Many homes in the lake communities rely on private wells and septic systems instead of municipal utilities. Buyers should ask for recent septic service records, a water test and an inspection of the well pump and pressure tank. A licensed inspector familiar with Putnam County homes can point out issues that a general inspection may miss.
How far is Crescent City from Gainesville and Jacksonville?
Gainesville is about an hour's drive west, which makes it reachable for hospital visits, university events and work commutes for some residents. Jacksonville is also within driving range for those who need a larger airport, major stores or a wider job market. Commute times depend on traffic and the route taken, so buyers should test the drive at the hours they plan to travel.
Can I launch a boat near a home in Crescent City FL?
Several lake communities in the area have boat ramps for residents, and the St. Johns River is close enough for boaters to reach by road. Some ramps and slips are private and tied to club membership, so buyers should confirm access rules before relying on them. Anyone who plans to keep a boat should also ask about trailer parking and storage on the lot.