136 S Oak Street

Property Description

A unique one-of-a-kind Cypress home at Indian Pass Beach, true old Florida living. Interior of home is cypress wood, interior partial post and beam cathedral ceiling, solidly built with dowels and/or pegs. This beautiful 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home has rooms the owners use for an office, one as a sitting room that could be converted into an additional bedroom. The extra-large loft, currently used as a master bedroom has two- walk-in closets, could be used instead for bunk/twin beds. Kitchen has been fully renovated with new cabines, granite counter tops, new sink and refrigerator. Home is immaculate and has been well kept. Ground level living was renovated in 2019, new bath and laundry room. Bedroom/ office also on ground level. Lift installed in 2023 for groceries and such and easy access to 2nd floor living area. Large outdoor shower with ramp between lift, shower and parking. Beautifully landscaped lot, with a small Lilly Pond and tropical plants. Storage/workshop building newly repaired, painted and stained. New doors and screens on cypress wood barn has enough space (20’ x 24’) to park a golf cart inside, complete with stainless steel fish cleaning station, recently renovated. Privacy fence and newly planted palms along driveway. A rare find that offers life’s simple luxuries, like walking your dog on the beach, driving on the beach (permit required), watching turtles, eagles and dolphins in their natural habitat. This home is less than 300 strides to the beach, enjoy gathering shells, swimming, sunrises/sunsets, fishing or just strolling on a beautiful sunny day. Indian Pass is a gulf friendly neighborhood. The Fourteen-thousand-acre St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge is a short kayak ride away, departing from the shore or the boat ramp. Near public boat launch, shopping and restaurants in nearby Port St. Joe, Cape San Blas, St. Joseph State Park, St. George Island and Apalachicola. The infamous Indian Pass Raw Bar is a golf cart drive away, come and enjoy Indian Pass lagoon harvested oysters and listen to local bands.