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Historic Charm and Coastal Living in the Heart of Florida’s Forgotten Coast
Apalachicola, Florida
Set along the Apalachicola River on Florida's Forgotten Coast, Apalachicola is a historic waterfront city known for its beautifully preserved architecture, tree-lined streets, working waterfront, and unmistakable Old Florida character.
Its charming downtown draws visitors from near and far, with historic buildings housing locally owned boutiques, restaurants, art galleries, and welcoming places to stay. As the county seat of Franklin County, Apalachicola is also a center for local government, business and community life.
Beyond downtown, life unfolds at a more relaxed pace. Boating, fishing, and exploring the surrounding waterways are part of the coastal lifestyle, while historic homes, riverfront properties, and established residential neighborhoods offer opportunities to make this distinctive town your home.
Quick Facts About Apalachicola, Florida
Population
2,341
Geography
Historic Riverfront City
County
Franklin
Zip Code
32320
Known For
Historic Downtown
Apalachicola, FL Properties
Where the River Meets the Bay
Apalachicola is located in Franklin County along Florida's northern Gulf Coast, near the point where the Apalachicola River meets Apalachicola Bay.
Situated along U.S. Highway 98, the city is approximately 10 miles west of Eastpoint and 15 miles from St. George Island, placing Gulf beaches, boating destinations and neighboring coastal communities within easy reach.
As Franklin County's county seat and one of the Forgotten Coast's most recognizable destinations, Apalachicola serves as a hub for shopping, dining, local government and cultural experiences while maintaining the charm of a close-knit coastal community.