A private Indian Riverfront compound of poured concrete — two complete homes under one roof, with a private dock, heated pool, and elevator.
Seven-tenths of an acre on a dead-end cul-de-sac in Barnacle Bay, with direct frontage on the Indian River behind a maintained seawall. Open water runs the entire rear of the lot.
Sunrises over the river, sunsets down its length, and the wildlife that comes with living on one of Florida's great estuaries — all of it from your own shoreline, with no road, no neighbor, and no shared access in between.

A private dock with a boat lift, a separate jet-ski lift, and a covered boathouse — everything already in place, at the back of your own property.
From here the Indian River runs the length of the Space Coast, with Atlantic access at the Port Canaveral and Sebastian inlets — buyer to verify draft and clearance for their vessel.

The floor plan is genuinely doubled, not merely large. Two full kitchens. Two primary suites — one on the first floor, one upstairs. Separate living rooms on separate levels, each with its own outdoor space.
An elevator serves two of the levels, so the upper floor stays reachable regardless of who is living there. Parents, adult children, or long-staying guests — the building supports any of those arrangements without renovation.
Not block-and-frame with a concrete first course — this house is poured concrete throughout, roof and floors included, under a concrete tile roof, with stone and stucco exteriors and impact-rated windows.
It was put up by a commercial builder, and it has stood on this shoreline since 1988. What that construction is worth to any given owner is a conversation with your insurer, and the specifications above are the place to start it.

Private showings by appointment.