Munson Hwy, Milton, Florida

Description

"A Unique Private Island for Sale — A Global Investment in Luxury, Legacy, and Limitless Potential” Welcome to Breath of Life Sanctuary — a truly rare offering of over 40 lush, untouched acres nestled entirely within the historic city of Milton. Set amidst the tranquil waters of the Blackwater River, this distinct island combines the serenity of secluded living with the unmatched convenience of in-town access. Rich in natural beauty and steeped in local heritage, the island offers a verdant canvas for your dream estate, eco-retreat, or secluded private getaway. Towering trees, winding riverbanks, and native wildlife create a peaceful paradise, just minutes from modern amenities, charming downtown shops, dining, and top-rated schools. Named after the Choctaw word oka-lusa — meaning "black water" — the Blackwater River has been a lifeline for generations. Its gentle flow, ideal for kayaking, fishing, and paddleboarding, adds both character and charm to the islands scenic setting. Once a vital artery for timber transport in the 19th century, the river still connects Milton to its rich past and vibrant present. This is more than land, it's a legacy waiting to be written. Breath of Life Sanctuary is your chance to own a slice of history, a sanctuary of nature, and a gateway to an extraordinary future all in one. Features: 40+ private island acres within city limits; waterfront access to the Blackwater River; abundant native flora and fauna; direct access to public utilities nearby. Ideal for residential, recreational, or conservation use. Minutes to downtown Milton, Peter Prince Field (public airport), Whiting Field, and I-10. Seize the opportunity to create something timeless — whether you envision a legacy retreat, a world-class development, or a secure international investment, this private island offers the rare chance to shape the future on your own terms, in one of the most one-of-a-kind settings on Earth.

Directions: Take County Hwy 191/Munson Hwy East to intersection with Broad Street. Island is directly across from Carpenter's Park