There's a spot on the river in South East Volusia County that has been home to world famous oysters for the last 69 years. Through it's cuisine, atmosphere and history Packwood's Place became a Florida jewel. Spain deeded this land in 1803 â one of the areas first land grants. My grandparents met there in 1949. I've eaten there with family. Situated on 19+/- Acres with approx 300 FT DIRECTLY on the DEEP ICW Intracoastal Wateray) This once in a lifetime experience with nature in Edgewater Florida just south of New Smyrna Beach will enchant you and you will never want to leave. This acreage housed a fishing camp, a shell quarry (the shell sold all over Florida in the late 1800s and early 1900s to make roads all over Florida), the location of a raid by Natives, and the resting place of a number of the early settling families that made it their home. If you are ready to live back in time yet minutes from town; don't hesitate to call your REALTOR today! Currently in the county; easy to annex into City of EW. Seller is carving out the homestead property of approx 1 acre with apex 80 ft on the ICW
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