20 acres of natural Florida with 610 feet of high-banked Peace River frontage.
A winding grass road takes you from the entrance gate through private woods to a flowing well with creek and waterfall into a small pond.
In the trees, overlooking the pond and waterfall is a sturdy elevated deck, ready to be finished with a small cabin, or left as an open platform.
Boating for miles up and downstream is possible when the river depth is 3' or more at the Arcadia measuring station.
Our kids have had tons of fun wading in the river when it is shallow.
Year-round canoeing on the Peace River
Like most riverfront land, this piece will flood on rare occasions, but after the floodwaters recede, the road is passable and most of the land dries quickly.
Click here
for a historical graph of Peace River levels. To crest these 610' of river bank, the river needs to rise above 16' gage height. I beleive the red line on the graph
is where the lowest lying houses along the river begin to flood.
This is 20 acres of old Florida, unspoilt nature with wildlife not found in the cities. We have seen deer, hogs, foxes, fox squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, possums, armadillo, turtles, alligators, tortoise, turkey, quail, hawks, and bats on the land, ibis and jumping fish in the river, and many peaceful hours watching the water while breathing the clean air. When it's time for a little civilization, the neighbors are friendly, and the town of Arcadia is only minutes away. Electricity is available along the north property lines all the way to the river.
