DeFuniak Springs

The Historic District of Defuniak Springs

Defuniak Springs, Florida

There are 161 residential real estate listings for sale in DeFuniak Springs.
There are 34 commercial real estate listings for sale in DeFuniak Springs.
There are 227 vacant land real estate listings for sale in DeFuniak Springs.
There are 422 total real estate listings for sale in DeFuniak Springs.

227 Vacant Land Real Estate Listings Found

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151. 950729 682 Williams Road, Defuniak Springs $239,250.00	152. 950728 16.5 Acres Williams Road, Defuniak Springs $239,250.00
153. 949977 799 Osage Drive, Defuniak Springs $90,000.00	154. 949943 3 Acres Bob Sikes Road, Defuniak Springs $99,500.00
155. 949677 41 Lake Holley Circle, Defuniak Springs $120,000.00	156. 949676 40 Lake Holley Circle, Defuniak Springs $115,000.00
157. 949674 38 Lake Holley Circle, Defuniak Springs $137,900.00	158. 949673 37 Lake Holley Circle, Defuniak Springs $138,900.00
159. 949669 36 Lake Holley Circle, Defuniak Springs $139,900.00	160. 949518 50 Acres Us Highway 331 N, Defuniak Springs $399,900.00

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History of DeFuniak Springs

Sam Story, Chief of the Euchee, invited Daniel D. Campbell and Nell McLennan to accompany him on a trip to Pensacola in spring 1818. These were the first of many Scottish-descended settlers who traveled to Florida from North and South Carolina. They settled beside Bruce Creek, naming the settlement Eucheeanna. In 1828, Eucheanna was named its seat of government for Walton County. In 1890, the title passed to DeFuniak Springs, the current seat of government.

Walton County contains Florida's highest point, a site close to Lakewood that rises 345 feet above sea level. DeFuniak Spring houses the oldest library in Florida still located in its first building, as well as the oldest Presbyterian Church in Florida, founded May 27, 1827. The first war monument honoring fallen Confederate soldiers from Walton County was originally located at the Presbyterian Church in Euchee Valley in Eucheeanna; in the late 19th century it was moved to the grounds of the county courthouse in DeFuniak Springs, where it still stands today.

Information provided by the Walton County Chamber of Commerce. You can contact them at:

Walton County Chamber of Commerce
95 Circle Drive
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32435
(850) 892-3191