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This unique home is the last house on the water just around the bend from the head of Blue Springs where the daily average flow from one of the many underwater caves is 77 million gallons of crystal clear water.. a true treasure!Fishing, swimming,snorkeling,diving,cave exploring,canoeing,kayaking,paddle boarding,jet-skiing, and pontooning are one step off your dock, or just enjoy relaxing on your treehouse deck shaded by natural foliage of oak,bay, and cypress along with banana trees, elephant ears, and wild river fern growing in the limestone crevices.The metal roof,wrap around deck and exterior stairway have been replaced within the last five years.The entry side of the home was uniquely chair-railed in 30 year roofing shingles against cedar siding to give a lap board look. The den and loft features 18 ft stained bead board ceilings,along with original pine floors with ceramic tile in the laundry and 1/2 bath and slate tiles in the main bath. The house is all electric,with central heat and air, wood burning fireplace featuring river rock and flint. The mantle is primitive rough-hewn from 100 year plus Cypress tree downed in an old local cemetery. The fireplace is flanked by aluminum clad wood patio doors on either side overlooking the tree lined deck and mill pond.The current owners have maintained a termite contract the entirety of their 15 year residency with annual inspections and no signs of termite damage or infestation. This home is truly one of a kind.

This unique home is the last house on the water just around the bend from the head of Blue Springs where the daily average flow from one of the many underwater caves is 77 million gallons of crystal clear water.. a true treasure!Fishing, swimming,snorkeling,diving,cave exploring,canoeing,kayaking,paddle boarding,jet-skiing, and pontooning are one step off your dock, or just enjoy relaxing on your treehouse deck shaded by natural foliage of oak,bay, and cypress along with banana trees, elephant ears, and wild river fern growing in the limestone crevices.The metal roof,wrap around deck and exterior stairway have been replaced within the last five years.The entry side of the home was uniquely chair-railed in 30 year roofing shingles against cedar siding to give a lap board look. The den and loft features 18 ft stained bead board ceilings,along with original pine floors with ceramic tile in the laundry and 1/2 bath and slate tiles in the main bath. The house is all electric,with central heat and air, wood burning fireplace featuring river rock and flint. The mantle is primitive rough-hewn from 100 year plus Cypress tree downed in an old local cemetery. The fireplace is flanked by aluminum clad wood patio doors on either side overlooking the tree lined deck and mill pond.The current owners have maintained a termite contract the entirety of their 15 year residency with annual inspections and no signs of termite damage or infestation. This home is truly one of a kind.