Résidence Unifamiliale à Port St. Joe

A rare piece of Old Florida on Indian Pass, offering genuine history, a naturally beautiful setting, privacy, and a remarkable amount of waterfront property. Believed to be one of the oldest homes on Indian Pass, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence sits on 2.19 acres and includes approximately 110 feet of frontage on Indian Lagoon with a private dock, and a separate 1.31-acre Gulf-front vacant parcel with 110 feet on Indian Pass beach. The 1,948-square-foot home is full of the character and craftsmanship that define Old Florida. Original cypress siding, original wood floors, walls and ceilings, a classic metal roof, and an abundance of mature palms, live oaks, and native vegetation give the property an authentic feel that cannot be duplicated in new construction. The home features a large screened wraparound porch that provides an inviting outdoor living space and a front-row seat to the laid-back pace of Indian Pass. The private dock on Indian Lagoon adds another dimension to the property, providing easy access to the water for boating, fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the lagoon. Perhaps most importantly, the property includes a separate 1.31-acre Gulf-front tract with 110 feet of vacant beachfront land which could be further developed or held for preservation and long-term investment. There is plenty of storage space on the property, including a separate workshop building. With a total of 2.19 acres and waterfront on both Indian Lagoon and the Gulf of Mexico, the possibilities here are exceptionally rare on Indian Pass. This is a genuine Old Florida property with a history, a personality, and a sense of place that reflects what made Indian Pass special in the first place. For someone looking to preserve and enjoy a piece of the Forgotten Coast while holding an extraordinary amount of waterfront property, opportunities like this don’t come along very often.