Waterfront Living. No HOA. A Rare Old Florida Retreat. Welcome to 825 Faver Dykes Road, a one-of-a-kind waterfront estate where timeless Old Florida charm meets modern comfort. Nestled on 3.42 private acres along scenic Pellicer Creek, this beautifully renovated home offers exceptional privacy, breathtaking water views, and the freedom of no HOA. Extensively renovated in 2013, with a significant addition completed in 2014 that expanded the home by approximately 1,000 square feet and added a sp...Waterfront Living. No HOA. A Rare Old Florida Retreat. Welcome to 825 Faver Dykes Road, a one-of-a-kind waterfront estate where timeless Old Florida charm meets modern comfort. Nestled on 3.42 private acres along scenic Pellicer Creek, this beautifully renovated home offers exceptional privacy, breathtaking water views, and the freedom of no HOA. Extensively renovated in 2013, with a significant addition completed in 2014 that expanded the home by approximately 1,000 square feet and added a split three-car garage, this impressive residence offers 3,094 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. The property boasts the largest water frontage on Pellicer Creek, creating an extraordinary setting for those seeking a true waterfront lifestyle.Inside, you'll find 4 spacious bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a dedicated first-floor office that can easily serve as a fifth bedroom or guest suite and rich wood flooring throughout the main living areas create an inviting atmosphere. Outdoor living shines here: step onto the spacious second-story deck for morning coffee, sunrise views, or relaxed entertaining in the coastal breeze. Bring the boats, tools, and hobbies--there's a split three-car garage ideal for storage, parking, or a workshop setup, plus a large storage shed for lawn equipment, tools, and kayaks. Wander down the dock and enjoy the quiet, natural setting of Pellicer Creek, a brackish waterway well-suited for kayaking, fishing, and nature watching. Catch redfish, snook, trout, flounder, bass, and tarpon off the dock. Deer and turkey inhabit the area and share your space, visiting daily.With Faver-Dykes State Park just down the road and Princess Place Preserve to the south, the surrounding area benefits from significant conservation land--helping preserve the natural landscape and limit nearby development. Enjoy easy access to trails, a fishing pier, a boat ramp, and camping at the park--just a short walk or bike ride away.