Forgotten Coast Real Estate Market Report | September 14–20, 2026 | Port Realty Group
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| Average Price | $1.2M |
|---|---|
| Lowest Price | $110K |
| Highest Price | $5.4M |
| Total Listings | 79 |
| Avg. Price/SQFT | $648 |
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St. George Plantation occupies the western end of St. George Island, set among native pine trees and majestic live oaks that once served the turpentine industry and now give the community its distinctive canopied character. This is a gated, multi-neighborhood development with five miles of pristine white sand beach, direct access to both Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf, and an amenity package unlike anything else on the Forgotten Coast. It is the only community on St. George Island with a private airport. That detail alone tells you what kind of buyer the Plantation attracts.
The community is built around the idea that island living should not require compromises. Wide paved bike paths meander through the neighborhoods from one end of the property to the other. Sand trails and beach walkovers connect residents to the shoreline. Kayak launches on the bay side make it easy to get on the water. Two outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, and 24-hour gated security round out the infrastructure. Just outside the gate, the St. George Island village area has restaurants, shops, and the iconic lighthouse. Ten minutes across the bridge, Apalachicola provides the full range of mainland conveniences.
Bay and Gulf Access: The Plantation provides residents with direct access to both Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf. Whether you enjoy fishing, boating, kayaking, or simply sitting by the water, both sides of the island are within easy reach from anywhere in the community.
Private Airport: For residents with aircraft, the Plantation's private airstrip makes the island genuinely accessible without the logistics of commercial travel. It is one of the few residential communities in Florida with this amenity and it sets the Plantation apart in a way that no pool or tennis court can replicate.
Scenic Bike Paths and Trails: Wide paved paths wind through the multiple neighborhoods, giving residents a scenic and practical way to get around without a car. Sand trails and beach walkovers add more options for walking, jogging, and beachcombing through the natural landscape.
Kayak Launches: Bay-side kayak launches make it easy to paddle through the calm waters of Apalachicola Bay or venture out toward the Gulf. The estuary system around St. George Island is rich with marine life and offers some of the best paddling on the Forgotten Coast.
Pickleball and Tennis Courts: Active residents have dedicated courts for both sports. The courts serve everyone from casual players to competitive ones and add a social dimension to community life that draws people out of their homes and onto the grounds.
Outdoor Pools: Two outdoor pools give residents and their guests a place to gather, relax, and enjoy the Florida sun without making the trip to the beach. The pool areas are well-maintained community assets that get consistent use through the season.
The Plantation encompasses multiple distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character. Beachfront homes along the Gulf side offer direct sand access and open water views and carry the highest price points in the community. Bayfront homes face Apalachicola Bay with private docks and the kind of calm water sunsets that make this side of the island just as desirable in its own right. Interior homes sit among the pines and oaks at more accessible price points, with community amenities still steps away. Vacant lots are available for buyers who want to design and build their own island home from scratch.
Construction throughout the Plantation skews toward quality coastal homes built on pilings, with elevated decks, open floor plans, and finishes that reflect the premium nature of the community. Many homes come with established vacation rental histories, which is a meaningful consideration for buyers looking at the investment angle. The Plantation's amenities make its homes particularly appealing to renters, and the gated private setting commands a premium over comparable non-gated island properties.
St. George Plantation is a private gated community on the western end of St. George Island, Florida. It encompasses multiple neighborhoods set among native pine trees and live oaks, with five miles of pristine beach, direct access to both Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf, and an amenity package that includes a private airport, pools, tennis and pickleball courts, kayak launches, and scenic bike paths.
Yes. St. George Plantation features a private airport, which is one of its most distinctive amenities. It allows residents with aircraft to fly directly to their island home, making it genuinely convenient for buyers who travel frequently or maintain homes in multiple locations.
St. George Plantation amenities include a private airport, two outdoor pools, tennis and pickleball courts, kayak launches on the bay side, scenic paved bike paths, sand trails, beach walkovers, and 24-hour gated security. The community provides access to both the Gulf beach and Apalachicola Bay.
Yes. St. George Plantation is a gated community with 24-hour security. Access is controlled at the gate, which keeps traffic low and the community private. Owners receive gate access for themselves and their guests.
St. George Plantation offers beachfront homes with direct Gulf access, bayfront homes with private docks, interior homes set among the natural pine and oak landscape, and vacant lots for custom construction. The community encompasses multiple neighborhoods with varying price points, from more affordable interior lots to premium beachfront estates.
Yes. Vacation rentals are common in St. George Plantation. The community's amenities and private setting make it appealing to vacation renters, and many homes come with established rental histories. Buyers should verify current HOA rental policies before purchasing.
About 10 to 15 minutes by car across the bridge. Apalachicola offers seafood restaurants, art galleries, boutique shops, medical services, and the full range of mainland conveniences that St. George Island itself does not have.
St. George Plantation is the only gated community on St. George Island and the only one with a private airport. While the rest of the island is largely open and unmanaged in terms of community amenities, the Plantation provides a structured, amenity-rich environment with controlled access. It appeals to buyers who want the natural beauty of St. George Island combined with the privacy and infrastructure of a managed community.
We know you'll love St. George Plantation as much as the residents already do. Contact BJ Smiley today for more information on this exceptional beach and bayside community.
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