A secluded, undeveloped wooded lot on Lake Iskatapoga: thick with mature pines and live oaks, Ideal for a low-impact, nature-forward retreat: a home tucked into the pines or kept wild as a conservation parcel. Utilities and access may require clearing and site work. Lake Istokpoga is one of the state's largest freshwater lakes at roughly 26,000–27,000 acres. The lake's average depth about 4 ft, max around 10 ft, with extensive marshy shoreline and scattered islands, creating important habitat for wading birds, waterfowl, and fish. Istokpoga is well known regionally for recreational fishing—especially largemouth bass—boating and birdwatching, and it lies within the Kissimmee River watershed.