El Dorado 725 +/- Acres

Investment Overview

Family Legacy: A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a property with a rich history, cherished by the same family for generations. 725+/- acres of pristine land ideal for recreational/homestead uses. The main house is 4,400 sq. ft., and guest house is 1,340 sq. ft.

Investment Highlights

• Own a piece of Florida's natural beauty with this exceptional 725-acre property, a rare gem that has been cherished by the same family since the early 1900's. Once a thriving shade leaf tobacco farm, this land carries a rich agriculture heritage while offering endless possibilities for its next chapter. More than just acreage, it's a legacy - blending history, recreation, and incredible potential.
• Expansive Acreage: 725 acres of diverse landscape, featuring various stages of timber growth, providing both immediate beauty and long-term investment potential.
• Water Features: A picturesque 3+/- acre pond, perfect for fishing and relaxation, with an adjoining site primed for a duck pond. Several creeks, including the tranquil Turkey Creek, meander through the property.
• Residential Comfort: A spacious 4,400 sq ft house provides ample living space, complemented by a 1,340 sq ft guest house, ideal for family and friends.
• Essential Infrastructure: An equipment barn ensures convenient storage for all your tools and machinery.
• Outdoor Paradise: Abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey, roam the property, while excellent quail habitat makes it a haven for hunters and nature enthusiasts.
• Prime Location: Situated just a short distance from I-10 in Quincy, Florida, offering convenient access to nearby amenities.
• Recreational Opportunities: Just minutes from boat landings on the renowned Lake Talquin, providing endless opportunities for fishing, boating, and water sports.
• Multiple springs throughout property.
• Main House: 4 bedrooms/3 bathrooms; Guest House: 2 bedrooms/1 bathroom.
• 23 miles from Tallahassee International Airport.
• Rolling topography and virgin bottomlands.
• The guest house was originally a one room schoolhouse in Quincy (Miss Pinky Whites Academy) which the family moved out to the farm in 1980.