Résidence Unifamiliale À Port St. Joe

Some places earn their reputation without trying. Indian Pass is one of them. A slender reach of the Forgotten Coast where the pace stays slow by design and the horizon belongs entirely to the GULF. Fifty-nine feet +/- of that shoreline belongs to 110 Red Hawk Lane, along with a private boardwalk to the water and a home built to honor everything around it. Custom NEW CONSTRUCTION, conceived for this site and finished to a standard the Forgotten Coast rarely sees. Five bedrooms and five and a half baths unfold across 2,773 heated and cooled square feet built on pilings above the shoreline. Two primary suites anchor the plan, with each bedroom claiming its own ensuite bath finished in custom tilework. Ten-foot ceilings run throughout, LVP flooring carries from room to room, and the kitchen is appointed with custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a gas range. The open staircase carries black metal rails, with an elevator alongside it serving every level. A private heated saltwater gunite pool extends toward the shoreline, the private boardwalk beyond it your own passage to the Gulf. The outdoor living is as deliberate as everything within. Port St. Joe is fifteen miles to the northeast, Apalachicola thirty miles east. Between them, you have everything you could reasonably want — waterfront dining, fresh seafood, local shops, marinas, and the kind of unhurried coastal towns that remind you why this stretch of Florida has always attracted people who know the difference. And practically at your doorstep, the legendary Indian Pass Raw Bar. Estimated construction completion date is September 30th.