Known by locals as the old Tocoi Fish Camp, this rare deepwater riverfront commercial property on the St. Johns River offers a unique blend of history, nature, and opportunity. Located in the historic Tocoi area—once a bustling steamboat and railway hub and even mentioned by Harriet Beecher Stowe in her 1873 book Palmetto Leaves—this is a place where past and present meet in a truly magical setting. Zoned CHT (Commercial Highway Tourism), the property allows for a variety of uses including retail, restaurant, or a small bed and breakfast. With 148 feet of waterfront, it features a new elevated bulkhead installed in 2021, a graduated open boat dock, and a covered boat slip with lift. Boat ramp access is just a few feet away on a shared easement. The .24-acre lot is framed by live oaks draped in Spanish moss and is an amazing spot for watching the sunset.

Supplements: While the existing structure has no true value, it does include impact fee credits, and a survey is on file. A small shed on the property houses a pump station for the shared easements. There is no HOA, and the property is being sold as is. Buyers should verify all measurements and allowable uses. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of Old Florida with unmatched charm and potential.