4 Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Keystone Heights, FL Under $475K

There are 4 single family homes for sale in Keystone Heights, FL, with 4 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 2,276 to 2,972 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $400,000 to $450,000, and build years from 1973 to 2006. The largest, at 7119 Immokalee Road, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,972 square feet for $450,000.

Keystone Heights sits in northern Clay County, where Lake Brooklyn and Lake Geneva stretch along the edge of town and shape the residential streets around them. Lakeside neighborhoods around Lake Brooklyn offer wooded lots and shoreline streets, while older blocks near the town center sit on flatter, quieter lots. Gold Head Branch State Park, with its ravine, sandhills and lake, lies a short drive southwest of town.

Jacksonville is roughly 45 minutes to the northeast by State Road 21, which makes the city a workable commute for buyers who need regional jobs, hospitals and shopping. Clay County schools serve the area, and shops and restaurants along State Road 21 cover everyday errands. Weekend routines often center on boating, fishing and trails at Gold Head Branch, all within easy reach of home.

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Buying in Keystone Heights

The questions buyers ask us most about this collection.

What is it like to live near Lake Brooklyn in Keystone Heights?

Lake Brooklyn is one of the town's defining features, and lakeside streets have a different feel from the neighborhoods set further inland. Buyers should ask whether a specific lot has direct water access, a dock or a shared shoreline, since those details vary from street to street. A survey and title check will confirm what rights come with any property.

How far is Keystone Heights from Jacksonville?

Jacksonville is roughly 45 minutes northeast of Keystone Heights by State Road 21, depending on traffic and the exact route. Many residents commute to the greater Jacksonville area for work, medical care and shopping. Buyers who travel often should test the drive at rush hour before committing.

What should buyers know about Gold Head Branch State Park?

Gold Head Branch State Park sits a short drive from town and is known for its ravine, sandhill terrain and lake. It draws hikers, campers and anglers, which adds weekend activity to daily life nearby. Buyers should check whether a home's location affects traffic or noise during busy park seasons.

Are the neighborhoods in Keystone Heights different from one another?

Yes, lakeside neighborhoods generally have larger lots and water views, while streets nearer the town center tend to be flatter and more compact. Lot size, drainage and flood zone designation can differ noticeably between areas. Buyers should review flood maps and elevation for any lakefront or low-lying property.

Is Keystone Heights a good place for families?

Keystone Heights suits families who want space, quieter streets and access to outdoor recreation. Clay County schools serve the area, and buyers should confirm the attendance zone for any specific address. Four-bedroom layouts here fit households that need room to grow.

What should a buyer check before purchasing a home near a Florida lake?

Review flood zone status, septic or well arrangements, and any shoreline or dock rules before making an offer. Insurance costs in Florida lake communities can vary with elevation and flood designation. A home inspector familiar with older Florida construction can point out moisture or roof concerns.