As soon as you pass through the iron gates of this 50-acre property in Northeast Florida, you’ll feel the magical pull of this secluded setting.The wildlife… 2,500 feet of water frontage… century-old trees… and exotic flowers are like nothing you’ve seen before. Originally settled in the 1860s, this natural getaway has been transformed into one of the most remarkable private properties on the East Coast… with one extraordinary view after another. The property has 2,500 feet of water frontage, a 3-acre fully-stocked and spring-fed lake, a 1,000-foot pier and boathouse, an irrigated and lighted horse pasture (perfect for outdoor parties), and an amazing collection of old-growth trees and wildflowers. A luxurious 3-bedroom, 3.5 bath cottage (The River House), was constructed in 2006. Interior design by Susan Dowling… and featured in Amelia Island Home and Design (2008). Much of the interior pine and red bricks are reclaimed from the original 1860s farmhouse.