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Formerly known as Belle Island, a 224-acre property now named Hog Island hits the true property market in Palatka, Florida, for $7.45 million.
The lush land, which the web site says is “currently the largest private island for sale in the state of Florida,” is a utopia all its personal, full with three cabins, a helicopter pad, boat barn, a house generally known as The Island Keeper’s Residence and “the oldest existing one room schoolhouse in the country.”
And judging by the pictures, nature performs a somewhat massive function in relation to the island.
“The island itself consists of 220 acres, and there are some wetlands throughout the island, so at different times of the year or if there is a storm, the water may come up. To the seller’s knowledge, the cabins have never been flooded,” itemizing agent Carl Lilavois stated to Realtor.com.
“It is jaw-dropping just seeing how much land is out there — and how much wildlife is actually out there.”
The cabins are unfold out in regards to the island, with two — Turtle Cabin and Gator Cabin — are within the middle of the island. Both have three bedrooms and two bogs. Swamp Cabin is on the southeast a part of the island and has two bedrooms and two bogs.
The schoolhouse, which was in-built 1899, is at present getting used as a reception middle. The three-bedroom home generally known as The Island Keeper’s Residence is taken into account one of many island’s “prized features,” the web site says.
According to Lilavois, the proprietor determined to alter the title of the island to hog for an fascinating motive.
“He changed the name to Hog Island because Belle Island is an attractive name, and you may have a boater who might want to just stop in to tour the island, whereas Hog Island is not as much of an attractive name,” Lilavois informed Realtor. “It was something he changed to keep people away from his private property.”
Lake George, the place the island is situated, is about 64 miles northwest of Orlando.
This story was initially printed May 20, 2022 4:50 PM.