Cox Point dates to an original King’s Grant and is part of a fifth generation family farm operation that presently includes both aquatic production and beef cattle. The mainland portion of the property features multiple deep-water dockable home sites on Toogoodoo Creek including a unique point with large oak trees that overlooks the creek and the adjacent deeded marsh areas.

The property affords picturesque western sunsets and pristine tidewater views along with excellent hunting, fishing, shrimping, oyster gathering and other water and recreational opportunities. Multiple high-ground wooded islands are located within the marsh area, with several being accessible by causeways. Tidal creeks all along the property support healthy populations of redfish, trout and flounder. One may also catch an occasional tarpon.

Growing Clam Seeds
 

The aqautic infrastructure on Cox Point produces clam and shrimp seed, but the ponds are readily convertable to clam, shrimp or fish production. The aquaculture operation could be continued as a profitable commercial venture or scaled back in scope.