Real Estate on St. George Island, Apalachicola, Carrabelle & More
St. George Island real estate has historically been an excellent long term investment. Influenced by foreclosures and bank owned properties, St. George Island real estate offers investment opportunities from beachfront houses to bayfront lots. Click here for more information or to search for real estate on St. George Island, in Apalachicola, in Carrabelle, Franklin County and on the Forgotten Coast.
Helen Spohrer, CCIM
Prudential Shimmering Sands Realty
Apalachicola Photo Tours with John Spohrer
Personalized eco-photography tours of the Forgotten Coast for one or two photographers.
Forgotten Coast TV
Watch our local TV channel. Channel 9 on St. George Cable. Channel 3 on Mediacom. Coming soon to IPTV/Fairpoint. Enviromental, historical and local tips, tours and activities.
John Spohrer Photography
Local outdoor and wildlife photographer & writer John B. Spohrer, Jr. captures images of St. George Island and the Forgotten Coast.
St. George Island, Florida is a barrier island in the Gulf of Mexico bordered by Apalachicola Bay in Franklin County, connected to the mainland by a bridge. St. George Island is the heart of Florida’s Forgotten Coast. Noted for its 22 miles of white sand beaches, nearly one-third of the island is the Julian G. Bruce State Park and other state-owned lands. There’s a small commercial area in the center of the island with restaurants, shops and stores. Real estate on St. George Island is primarily single family beach homes; waterfront lots are also available. Most of the vacation beach homes rent by the week to tourists from around the world. On the mainland is Apalachicola, a small coastal town full of historic homes and a working waterfront. Carrabelle is the boating center of Franklin County. Seafood, tourism and real estate are the main industries on St. George Island, in Apalachicola and throughout Franklin County.
St. George Island Lighthouse
Watch this video of the historic St. George Island Lighthouse and Visitor Center now open for tours.
