Welcome to Dunworryn, one of the most historic and rare waterfront estates on Florida's Forgotten Coast. Originally built in 1923 by a prominent timber family, this iconic Indian Pass property was among the first three homes constructed on the peninsula and has only changed hands twice in more than 100 years. Privately situated on approximately 2.6 lagoon-front acres along the historic Camp Palms stretch, the estate is surrounded by more than 100 mature palm trees and offers extraordinary privacy, character, and Old Florida charm. Featured in “Saints of Old Florida” and multiple publications, Dunworryn is a true legacy property. The main residence offers more than 4,500 sq ft of predominantly single-level living with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, blending historic craftsmanship with a substantial 2013 addition. Original architectural details remain beautifully intact, including 7 fireplaces throughout the home. Each of the 4 original bedrooms features its own fireplace and original sink, a rare nod to the home's coastal heritage. Two fireplaces are Isokern fireplaces. Every bedroom opens directly onto expansive covered porches overlooking breathtaking lagoon views. Additional features include a chef's kitchen with Wolf appliances, secondary prep kitchen, walk-in butler's pantry, elevator, extensive attic storage, enclosed lower-level storage, two geothermal HVAC systems, whole-home dehumidification system, and 2013 roof. Outdoor amenities include a covered pool and hot tub, outdoor shower, private dock with elevated sun deck, and beautifully landscaped grounds. A separate 1,000+ sq ft carriage house offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, workshop space, equipment storage, and its own geothermal HVAC system. The future owner may also have the rare opportunity to acquire a separately held 1.29 acre Gulf-front parcel located directly across from the estate, creating an extraordinary lagoon-to-Gulf ownership experience.