Enjoy a wide variety of wildlife, including osprey, bald eagles, blue herons, anhinga, ibis, & river otters. If you've been looking for an isolated living environment or an island with many development possibilities, this is it! 3-5 acres of buildable uplands - ideal for a luxury compound, eco-retreat, or multi-home estate All-new electric infrastructure (2023) - ready for expansion 2-bedroom elevated home with panoramic lake views Direct access to the Harris Chain of Lakes - 75,000 acres of...Enjoy a wide variety of wildlife, including osprey, bald eagles, blue herons, anhinga, ibis, & river otters. If you've been looking for an isolated living environment or an island with many development possibilities, this is it! 3-5 acres of buildable uplands - ideal for a luxury compound, eco-retreat, or multi-home estate All-new electric infrastructure (2023) - ready for expansion 2-bedroom elevated home with panoramic lake views Direct access to the Harris Chain of Lakes - 75,000 acres of premier bass fishing and boating Hurricane-protected freshwater setting - safer than coastal properties Private dock and boat access - complete seclusion with easy mainland reachCurrently zoned for residential use, Bird Island offers strong potential for rezoning to support: Eco-tourism or boutique hospitality Wellness retreat or event venue Multi-home development or legacy family compoundOne of a kind Florida freshwater Island property! Lake Griffin is the 8th largest lake in Florida and is approximately seven miles long. Lake Griffin is the only Harris Chain fishery with controllable water levels because of a lock on Haines Creek with two access points that opened into the Esmeralda Marsh. It's the least developed lake along the Harris chain of lakes that have boater friendly fun. These chain of Lakes have many points of access, restaurants, parks for play and splashing, sea plane adventures and beautiful nature. These chain of lakes include: Lake Harris, Eustis, Dora, Beauclaire and Lake Griffin. Lake Griffin boasts wonderful fishing. There are two locks which control the water levels of the lake. A public boat ramp is accessible on 441 at the south end of the lake at Herlong Park.