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Princess Place Trees

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This beautiful 1,500-acre preserve situated in the northern part of Flagler County was once known as Cherokee Grove before being named Princess Place Preserve. The Preserve includes beautiful marsh property, old oak and magnolia trees, the oldest intact lodge in Flagler County and Florida's first in-ground swimming pool.
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This beautiful 1,500-acre preserve situated in the northern part of Flagler County was once known as Cherokee Grove before being named Princess Place Preserve. The Preserve includes beautiful marsh property, old oak and magnolia trees, the oldest intact lodge in Flagler County and Florida's first in-ground swimming pool.