Holt

There are 18 residential real estate listings for sale in Holt.
There are 11 commercial real estate listings for sale in Holt.
There are 28 vacant land real estate listings for sale in Holt.

57 Real Estate Listings Found

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21. 538871 1276 Suzanne Cir, Holt $279,900.00 2052 square feet, 3/2, 2003	22. 502760 4439 Wilkerson Bluff Rd, Holt $350,000.00 2239 square feet, 3/2, 2002
23. 511827 4614 Johnson St, Holt $185,000.00 2850 square feet, 1955	24. 517539 541 Creola St, Holt $54,900.00 1300 square feet, 3/2, 1999
25. 522284 Tba Boundary Ln, Holt $28,000.00	26. 531122 6.16 Ac Armistead Blvd, Holt $184,800.00
27. 531134 599 Armistead Blvd, Holt $6,500.00 11486 square feet, 2007	28. 534750 964 Wiggins Rd, Holt $198,900.00 2432 square feet, 4/2, 1998
29. 536161 4578 Wilkerson Bluff Rd, Holt $45,000.00	30. 537885 9.9 Belgium Run, Holt $39,900.00

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History of Holt

The Yellow River, which flows through Holt, empties Florida's highest point and is inundated by almost one hundred smaller creeks and streams, including the Shoal River itself. The source of the Yellow River is located in Conecuh National Forest in southern Alabama and it ends within Eglin Air Force Base. The Yellow River flows swiftly through a most-unsettled area, travelling over fifty miles, providing touring, canoeing, and camping opportunities. The waters of the Yellow River are not as crystal-clear as other streams in Blackwater Forest because of the tan-colored sand that lines the bottom resulting in a yellow-hued water (hence its name). The presence of abundant water-dwelling vegetation also means the presence of abundant fish, as well as water-birds, turtles, and alligators. Non-aquatic wildlife drawn to the river include raccoons, turkeys, bobcats, and deer, as well as an active beaver population with natural dams up and down the waterway. Many trees line the Yellow River, including willow, spruce pine, and river birch. Flowering vines frequently weave themselves among the trees' limbs.