2230 Black Oak Road

Settle into the pace of Florida’s Nature Coast with this true turn key log cabin for sale in North Florida, perfectly situated on a full acre and just 10 minutes to Keaton Beach and the public boat ramp, with easy access to the Gulf of Mexico. This Florida log home captures the essence of Old Florida style, blending natural materials and craftsmanship with the laid back coastal North Florida lifestyle so many are searching for. Twilight effect on some pictures are digitally enhanced to visualize sunset. Built with intention and character, the home showcases full cypress beams, warm pine accents, and solid wood construction throughout, creating a true rustic home with land that feels both timeless and inviting. Inside, the 1,600 square foot layout offers flexibility with two generously sized bedrooms and a full bathroom downstairs, plus an additional bedroom and full bath upstairs, ideal for guests or a private second living space. An interior laundry room, pantry, and ample counter and storage space make everyday living simple and functional. Out back, the screened in deck with ceiling fans creates the perfect outdoor living space to enjoy year round coastal breezes, whether it is morning coffee before a day of fishing or winding down after time on the water. The attached two car carport provides plenty of covered parking for vehicles or boat storage, while the additional pole barn at the rear of the property, already equipped with electric and water, offers excellent potential for a workshop, storage, or future improvements. This 1 acre property near Keaton Beach is well suited for a variety of uses, whether you are looking for a full time residence, a second home on Florida’s Gulf Coast, or an income producing property with short term rental or Airbnb potential. With room for boats, gear, and gatherings, and located just minutes from some of the area’s best fishing and scalloping waters, this cabin near the Gulf of Mexico delivers both lifestyle and versatility. Properties like this, combining acreage, character, and proximity to the coast, are increasingly hard to find.