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For $3 million, you can own this 53 acre Private Island in South Walton

This private island in South Walton is located in the middle of Tucker Bayou, which is at the intersection of Choctawhatchee Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway. This 53 acres island is located north of Seaside and Seagrove, and is wooded on the northern half. The island is currently zoned for residential development, with the MLS […]

This private island in South Walton is located in the middle of Tucker Bayou, which is at the intersection of Choctawhatchee Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway.

53+/- Acre Tucker Bayou Private Island

This 53 acres island is located north of Seaside and Seagrove, and is wooded on the northern half.

53+/- Acre Tucker Bayou Private Island
53+/- Acre Tucker Bayou Private Island

The island is currently zoned for residential development, with the MLS listing stating it could be the home of an estate or development.

53+/- Acre Tucker Bayou Private Island
53+/- Acre Tucker Bayou Private Island

Packaged for sale with this island is a half-acre waterfront lot on Tucker Bayou. This could be for a private dock for easy access to the island.

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