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What property can be homestead?

April 26, 2017homestead Property

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What property can be homestead?

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A residence occupied by the head of a household or his/her family in Florida is limited in size to qualify for homestead treatment. Residences located in a city or town can be comprised of one-half acre or less with the residence on it. Outside of a town or city, the homestead property can consist of up to $160 acres of land and the residence on it. A person, or married couple, can have only 1 homestead.