Between Cape San Blas and Indian Pass, just off the CR 30-A corridor, Treasure Shores has been a favorite on this part of the Forgotten Coast for years. Quiet street, established homes, and the Gulf just past the dunes. 163 Treasure Drive is a first-tier lot on the west side of the neighborhood, sitting on some of the highest ground in it. Ninety feet wide and naturally elevated, the lot looks out over the Gulf. The beachfront home to the southeast is a single-level build, which helps keep that sightline open for whatever rises on this homesite. Mature pines, palms, and native foliage along the north side add a natural buffer from the road and a real sense of privacy. There's no HOA, and FEMA federal flood insurance is available here. Deeded beach access is a short walk up the street, and most of the year the sand stays wide open. Some mornings the shorebirds outnumber the people. The Indian Pass Raw Bar is just a few minutes away, oysters by the dozen and a porch full of friendly faces, and the Indian Pass public boat ramp is close by for anyone who'd rather catch their own. Port St. Joe's marina, shops, and restaurants are a short drive back up 30-A, with Apalachicola a little farther east. It's the Forgotten Coast the way people hope to find it.