BUILT in 1906
Jacked up on transport beams and cribbing --- awaiting relocation and preservation
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BUILT in 1906 Jacked up on transport beams and cribbing --- awaiting relocation and preservation |
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| Property after Hurricane Frances and Jeanne of
Sept 2004 Hurricanes damaged and blew the house off of the cribbing and it was subsequently demolished |
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| All that's left - the address post on which the
demolition permit was posted |
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| Realators sign which appeared earlier "this week" Secluded - yes .... Unique - very likely The property IS riverfront property flanked by about 1200 - 1300' North and South with land that is "not likely" to see residential or commercial use - ? - surrounded by preservation land" - ? - That depends on what happens in the future. It's
surrounded by lands in the city limits of Port St. Lucie which is still currently
zoned RM-5. The surrounding lands were purchased, in the 1990's, by
the Florida Inland Navigation District for use as a maintenance dredging
spoil area for the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, the lands West and South
of this isolated parcel were transferred to St. Lucie county in 1998 for
future park lands.
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