Like much of the area, Wewahitchka is known for its waterways, including the Chipola River and the legendary Dead Lakes, home to one of the richest ecosystems in Florida and a true local wonder…Tupelo Honey.
Wewahitchka, Florida: kayaking is just one of the perks of owning a home in Wewahitchka, Florida.
Wewahitchka
Area Statistics for Wewahitchka
Low Price $17K
High Price $950K
Average Price $147K
Total Listings 37
Homes:
7
19%
Land:
26
70%
Commercial:
4
11%
Nearby gulf coast communities with gulf-front real estate include Port St. Joe, Mexico Beach, Cape San Blas, and St. George Island. If you are looking for a home or investment property in Wewahitchka, search the listings below to find the house, land, or condo that is right for you.
Real Estate for Sale in Wewahitchka
Lakes, Fishing, & Tupelo Honey
The city’s name comes from the Seminole Indian word meaning “water eyes.” A view from the sky above reveals two almost perfectly round lakes along the edge of town that look like a pair of eyes and make a special backdrop to the city’s downtown Lake Alice Park.
The Dead Lakes offer some of the best bass fishing in the nation and hosts tournament anglers from all over the world. Wewahitchka is also the site of one of Florida’s largest beekeeping operations and the site of the 1997 Peter Fonda movie “Ulee’s Gold.” The town celebrates Tupelo Honey with a two-day festival each May.