Description

There is a special place 24 miles south of Old Town Florida. Hwy 349 dead ends in one of Florida's best kept secrets. This small fishing community is made up of approximately 900 homes. Around 100 are primary residences with the balance being weekend retreats. Suwannee's small footprint size is locked in. The 53, 000 acre Lower Suwannee Wildlife Refuge has this community well insulated from any major development or expansion. If you are looking for a great place off of the beaten path, then you owe it to yourself to see this super nice home on a freshwater canal. This beautiful home with its Caribbean flare is a must see if you are looking for a place to live or spend your weekends in Old Florida. This home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. It is well-maintained and sits up high on concrete pilings offering great sunset views of the marsh from its screened in porch and deck. Don't like climbing stairs, no problem, this home also has an elevator. Many upgrades include Acacia hardwood counter tops, new A/C, new Pella Defender hurricane windows, Hardy Board siding, new paint inside and out, ionizer air purification system, 2 refrigerators, new stove and microwave, closed cell insulation under home, sheetrock interior walls, tile bathroom floors and much more! You have to see this home in person to fully appreciate it! If you like fishing and boating, you will definitely appreciate the covered boat lift with aluminum walk boards on both sides. After you come in from a day of fishing, just step into your screened fish cleaning room and take care of the days catch. If you don't want to cook, take your fish to the nearby Salt Creek Restaurant and have them prepare them for you. Two additional sheds are also included to store your tools and equipment. For your convenience, Suwannee also has 2 marinas, a fish camp, a small market, a library, post office, and several boat ramps. Come on down today and catch that Suwannee Fever!

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Listed by: Joel Norman