Just a leisurely 4-minute drive away lies the Shell Point Beach and boat ramp, emblematic of the revitalization transforming this locale into one of Florida’s signature coastal communities. A mere 22- minute drive leads to the newly acclaimed Trident Restaurant and the locally beloved Angelo’s seafood in Panacea, offering an array of culinary delights amidst a backdrop of coastal charm. Both restaurants are situated with a beautiful view of the water and sunset. Fresh seafood awaits around every corner in this area, where you will be met with friendly locals and an abundance of coastal history. Mineral Springs Seafood and My-Way Seafood are just a few examples of the fresh seafood purveyors in this community, both found within a 20 to 30-minute drive.

The property runs from the main Shell Point Road to Canal Road. It is cleared and park-like with classic cabbage palms and towering longleaf pine. Upon arrival at Oyster Bay, you may witness blue herons fishing for their next meal, adding to the enchantment of this coastal haven teeming with indigenous flora and fauna.

Enhancing the property’s aesthetic appeal is a 2.25 +/- acre salt pond. A picturesque oasis to immerse oneself in serenity and natural beauty. Additionally, the visionary owner, who owns Rocky Bend Flint River Retreat that can also be found listed on our website, has laid the groundwork for Oyster Bay’s potential. With pre-development efforts such as current DEP and Army Corp permits already secured for boat slips, a wetland delineation and a 22-unit townhome conceptual plan, this property is a gem for someone looking to invest.

Elevate your lifestyle amidst the tranquility of Oyster Bay, where the allure of coastal living harmonizes with unparalleled recreational opportunities. Whether embarking on scenic hikes through St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge or immersing oneself in the adrenaline-pumping pursuit of red fishing in these pristine waters, every outdoor enthusiast will find their paradise. Indulge in leisurely beach strolls, birdwatching expeditions, and captivating sunsets, as Oyster Bay presents a canvas for endless recreation and relaxation as well as a great marketing opportunity for a future developer.

One should understand that this area is the furthest west portion of the approximately 188+/- miles of Nature Coast," of which all but 26 miles is permanently protected. Few people realize that 86% of the Florida coast here can never be developed, which is incredibly hard to come across today." - Jon Kohler