The Nest at the Moseley Homestead

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The Nest's primary structure consists of three distinct units arranged in a modified dog-trot design that maximizes benefits from Florida's climate. The central living space features the Palm, an expansive room with exposed scissor-jointed ceilings and roofing, renowned for its distinctive Palmetto fiber wall finishes. Adjacent rooms include the Snug, which functions as both a library and office area, and the Retreat, serving as a bedroom and bathroom. Located south of the main living area, the Cuckoo section is currently utilized as a bedroom with an attached bathroom. The Nest's final component is comprised of a dining room, kitchen with a small alcove, and storage-washing facilities in the Lazarette. All sections are interconnected via porches, breezeways, or interior hallways. A well, dating back to the 1880s and prized for its exceptional water quality, lies just a short distance west of the main entrance. You can also view our model of this well at [https://skfb.ly/6TH7S].