165-167 White Pelican Ct Carrabelle, FL 32323

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Presenting TWO contiguous lots (Lots 165 & 167) in an X Flood Zone nestled within St James Bay Golf Community. These double lots are among the most sought-after parcels in the neighborhood. Since 2003, this resort has been a destination for golfers, pickleball players, nature enthusiasts, fishermen and leisure seekers. Golf enthusiasts delight in the area's only Designated Audubon Signature Sanctuary Course. Designed by Robert Walker, this 18-hole championship golf course features meticulously manicured fairways, challenging bunkers, and smooth, undulating greens. St. James Bay also offers 8 brand new, state-of-the-art pickleball courts where you can enjoy friendly matches or competitive tournament play. Beyond golf and pickleball, the resort features a gulf-front park with day-dock, boat storage, meeting spaces, and two community pools. St. James Bay is surrounded by the 212, 000-acre Tate's Hell State Forest where lush nature trails wind through pristine pine forests. Sightings of native birds, deer, bears, alligators, and even the elusive Florida panther are commonplace. After a day on the Gulf, the greens or the courts, unwind at the on-site Crooked River Grill with a cocktail and a meal. Just a few miles west is the charming coastal town of Carrabelle, known as the “Gateway to the Forgotten Coast.” You're just a short drive away from Carrabelle Beach, with its sugar-white sand and unspoiled waters teeming with inshore fish species. Just 40 minutes west, St. George Island awaits. This 22-mile-long barrier island, accessible by bridge, offers pristine beaches, charming shops, and a laid-back vibe. St. George Island beaches were ranked the #1 beach in America in 2023 by “Dr. Beach.” Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! One day soon, people will ask “You only paid how much for a lot in St. James Bay with its generous amenities, close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, and world-renowned beaches?” This may be the last great coastal bargain in Florida