Leon County, Florida Land For Sale (53 results)

Welcome home to this extraordinary private 4.89 acre estate that delivers a rare blend of elevated modern luxury and peaceful seclusion with Horse Potential all while being minutes from shopping, dining and downtown entertainment. The front entry features a curved metal eye beam, solid custom double mahogany doors & copper roof. This is a rare first time offering of an exceptionally built pool home that has a character rich interior - Upon entry you will find an atrium spanning 2 stories with a custom stone waterfall feature. The custom cherry and babinga cabinetry throughout, heart pine beams, cherry trim, doors and floors and cypress walls will have you feeling as if you stepped inside the most amazing residence in Tallahassee. Solid concrete columns span three full levels of this 4 bedroom/4 full bathroom home. The soaring ceilings in the kitchen are open to a family dining and sitting area with a separate formal dining & living room, a large mudroom, laundry & pantry. Upstairs you will find the primary suite which includes large walk in closet, bathroom with cypress and marble, as well as a separate sitting area, as well as 2 large guest bedrooms and bathroom with vast views of Rhoden Cove tucked in Fords Arm of Lake Jackson. Dual two-car garages, walk out lower level basement offers an entertainers dream, game/multi purpose room, bedroom, full bathroom, workshop and access to the pool with tropical waterfall. 767 Rhoden Cove Listed by Stephanie Bridges, Realtor® Details call/text: 850-212-7247 Offered for $1,900,000

Toma offers a rare opportunity to own 349± acres in the heart of Florida’s Red Hills—enough land to feel immersed in the landscape, yet a scale that is remarkably manageable for a private estate. Located in northeastern Leon County, Toma sits within one of the region’s most coveted landowner communities, surrounded by Sunny Hill, Loveridge, Norias, and Miccosukee Hills. At the same time, its location offers an unusual level of convenience, with easy access to northeast Tallahassee’s shopping, dining, schools, and everyday amenities, as well as a straightforward connection to Thomasville. As Tallahassee continues to grow toward the northeast, Toma occupies a particularly compelling position—close to the conveniences of the Bradfordville area, yet protected by the surrounding quail plantations and large private holdings that define the Red Hills and limit further development. The result is a rare sense of being both connected and removed. The property itself is thoughtfully managed for both wildlife and enjoyment, with extensive upland habitat, mature pine, healthy quail habitat, excellent deer and turkey hunting, a dedicated dove field, and a stocked pond. A well-appointed main residence and guest house are complemented by kennels, a utility barn, and stables, creating a versatile estate equally suited to full-time living, weekends, and recreation. For the buyer who wants the character and lifestyle of a great Red Hills property—but not the responsibility of managing thousands of acres—Toma offers an unusually compelling balance of land, lifestyle, and convenience. —IMPROVEMENTS— MAIN HOUSE: Built in 2020, the brick lodge-style main house is 3,565± square feet and showcases an open floor plan highlighted by soaring pecky cypress cathedral ceilings and rich wood accents throughout. From black walnut floors in the master bedroom to the ambrosia maple walls in the guest room, every detail reflects exceptional craftsmanship. Upon entering through the front doors, the kitchen immediately captivates with a striking custom copper hood made by a local artisan, a large central island, and top-tier Wolf and Subzero appliances. The master suite offers a luxurious retreat with a spacious dressing room, soaking tub, and expansive walk-in shower. The home also includes a guest room with an ensuite bathroom, a powder room, and several thoughtfully designed spaces including a hidden gun room, sunroom, mudroom with a dog wash station, and an outdoor entertaining area with a gas-start firepit and bar. This is an ideal setting for gathering with family and friends, all while enjoying the surrounding natural beauty. GUEST HOUSE: The guest house, which also overlooks the pond, is just a short walk or drive from the main residence. Tucked beneath a canopy of stately live oaks and surrounded by lush landscaping, it offers a peaceful retreat for guests. Inside, the guest house has pecky cypress cathedral ceilings, two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a half-bath, a cozy fireplace, and an office. PROPERTY HQ & OTHER IMPROVEMENTS: The property is further enhanced by a collection of practical, well-maintained outbuildings, including a spacious 45’x60’ enclosed equipment and utility barn with drive-through bays and office space, a 12-run dog kennel with a two-acre fenced yard, and a four-stall center-aisle horse barn complete with a hayloft, tack room, and a three-acre fenced pasture. The gated entrance on the historic Old Magnolia Road provides access to the main house and improvements via a half-mile of paved internal roads. For added peace of mind, the estate is equipped with two Generac standby home generators, ensuring residents remain fully operational in any situation. Additionally, there is a grain bin and two fuel tanks at the property headquarters. HISTORY: By 1818, the town of Miccosukee had become the largest Native American settlement in Florida and served as the capital of the short-lived State of Muskogee. Nearly 1,500 Native Americans inhabited the lands on the western shores of Lake Miccosukee—territory that likely included what is now Toma. This peaceful existence came to an end during the First Seminole War, when Andrew Jackson’s forces pushed the native population southward. Soon after, the area became sought-after for agricultural pursuits, with cotton plantations flourishing in the fertile soils. The crops were transported along Old Magnolia Road to the port city of St. Marks, where they were shipped to market. Even today, traveling down Old Magnolia Road feels like stepping back in time, as the red clay and lush canopy of oak trees evoke a deep sense of history. After the Civil War, northern titans began purchasing the area’s former plantations, transforming them into exclusive quail hunting preserves. The Miccosukee area had attracted these early hunting enthusiasts, one of them being businessman and industrialist, George Love. in 1946, Love, who led both Consolidated Coal and Chrysler back to profitability, bought land on Lake Miccosukee and named it Loveridge. He eventually purchased Sunny Hill to his Loveridge holdings, as well as today’s Toma, which was purchased from the Herold family. In 1999, the Love family sold this portion of Loveridge to businessman and philanthropist, Jim Dahl, well-known in the region for his work preserving and enhancing some of the area’s most iconic properties. In the early 2000’s, Dahl sold it and an adjacent holding to Jack Katz, the founder of the popular sun care brand, “Panama Jack.” Today, Toma stands as a testament to this rich history, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of Florida’s storied heritage. Like many of the properties in the area, it is forever protected from development through a conservation easement. The combination of pristine land, high-quality improvements, and a legacy of stewardship makes this an unparalleled opportunity in one of the state’s most sought-after regions. LOCATION: Toma is located in northeastern Leon County, Florida, right in the heart of the Red Hills plantation belt, in a neighborhood of world-class plantations all actively managing the land for the propagation of quail and other wildlife. The Florida side of the belt is generally more sought-after due to a more friendly personal tax environment than Georgia. Toma’s main entrance gate is situated on a beautifully scenic stretch of Old Magnolia Road, one of the oldest roads in the Red Hills. Old Magnolia Road was historically traveled over by wagons transporting cotton from Thomasville to shipping ports at the coast. There are also two gated entrances on T.S. Green Road. The Thomasville Municipal Airport is about 30 minutes from Toma and has a 6,004’ runway for private aviation. Tallahassee International Airport is 40± minutes from the property offering both private and public air transportation. LOCALE: Located between Thomasville, Georgia and Tallahassee, Florida, the Red Hills Region is a 300,000-acre area known for its rolling hills, red clay soils, and diverse ecosystems. It had long been a winter destination for northerners who came for the mild weather and quail hunting. Sportsmen found that quail flourished in the region and were motivated to pull together the resources to study and detail the best land management practices in these upland ecosystems. This is ultimately credited with leading to a restoration and preservation of inspiring proportions in the region. The Red Hills was designated one of America’s “Last Great Places” by the Nature Conservancy, and what it offers for a wing-shooting enthusiast simply cannot be found elsewhere. The cities anchoring this block of land offer great entertainment and cultural events. Tallahassee is Florida’s capital city and is home to three universities, several museums, two large hospitals, and a variety of shopping and dining options. Thomasville is a charming southern town and was recently labeled the second best historic small town in the country by USA Today. Its original bricked roads have been uncovered along many of the downtown streets that take visitors to delightful dining options, boutiques, and shops featuring local handcrafted works. And, to the east of Toma, the quaint town of Monticello, Florida, has grown into a daytrip destination offering antiquing, shopping, dining, and theatre productions at its historic downtown opera house. CLIMATE The Red Hills region has a humid subtropical climate and offers long warm summers and the most pleasant and mild of winters. Between November and March, the daily high temperatures average 68 degrees and low temperatures on average are 43 degrees. Rainfall usually peaks in March and during the summer months, with an average annual rainfall of 53 inches. THE FACTS ·349± acre beautifully maintained estate uniquely positioned in the center of the Red Hills Region in northeastern Leon County, Florida ·Surrounded by Sunny Hill, Loveridge, Norias, and Miccosukee Hills ·Well-rounded property with a diverse landscape offers the recreational opportunities you’d enjoy on a property twice its size ·A majority of the land is managed for quail habitat, consisting of mature longleaf and a native habitat understory ·Wildlife-rich 20± acre hardwood bottom with creek ·Two planted 4± acre food plots with deer stands, dove field ·Beautiful rolling topography and grand live oaks throughout ·Hundreds of whistler ducks feed at Toma seasonally, roosting at the 6,000+ acre Lake Miccosukee, less than a mile from the property ·Main House built in 2020: 3565± sq ft featuring open floorplan with pecky cypress cathedral ceilings, beautiful accent woods throughout, with 2 bedrooms, 2 full and 1 half bath, gun room, mud room with dog wash station, and outdoor entertaining area with gas-start firepit and outdoor bar ·Guest house with pecky cypress ceiling, two ensuite bedrooms, half bath, fireplace, office ·3.5± acre stocked pond with aeriation, docks, and fish feeders Property Headquart

Four Hundred Years of Heritage Cannot Be Built — Only Entrusted. Some Properties Have an Address. This One has a Legacy Story — Where the Land and History Become One. Two Families. Sixty-Six Years. One Legacy. What One Family Made Exceptional, the Next Made Extraordinary. What Stands Today Cannot be Duplicated or Recreated. It is Singular. One of One. One Hundred Acres that Lives Like a Thousand, Eight Miles from the Capitol on the Oldest Road in America. Most properties make you choose: town or country, the hunt or the water, history or convenience. This one never learned to choose. Welcome to Old St. Augustine Hills ... a 100+/- acre legacy sporting estate in the Red Hills of Leon County, Florida. Wild Bobwhite quail in the uplands, bass in the spring-fed ponds, wood ducks in the cypress pond, deer and turkey in the hardwood bottoms, wooden bridges flanked with Southern magnolias, fruit orchards along the paved drive, irrigated baseball athletic field, raised bed gardens, owner's workshop: a one-hundred-acre property that lives like a thousand-acre estate, all within eight miles of Florida's Capitol and eighteen miles from the Gulf Coast. "I feel incredibly grateful to have raised our children on this beautiful property. Surrounded by nature, they learned to slow down, appreciate the outdoors, respect the land, care for the wildlife that shares it with us and understand the importance of caring for the world around them. Most of all, the memories made on this property will always hold a special place in our hearts and I hope it brings the same joy to the next family who will call this place home." - René Hanselman - Owner The Estate at a Glance 100± Acre Gated Legacy Sporting Estate, Southeastern Leon County Custom 6,000± Sq Ft Cypress Post-and-Beam Residence, Fully Furnished, 6 Bed / 7.5 Bath, Built 2005 Three Families, Sixty-Five Years of Documented Stewardship Fronts Old St. Augustine Road, the 1680s El Camino Real, a Protected Canopy Road 8± Miles to the Florida Capitol · 18± to the Gulf Coast The Residence Hand-selected cypress, post and beam, designed by René Hanselman with architect Ken Pieper. Twenty pages of custom millwork. Stained glass by Karen Pritzel at the front door, original Paul Tamanian art made for each space. A great room behind a wall of glass, and a resort-scale pool set with Tennessee boulders. In the owner's words: it is a work of art. Conveys Fully Furnished — Custom Furniture and Custom Art made for this Home, Excluding Family Heirlooms and Personal Items The Land Rolling Red Hills uplands on the Cody Scarp, the ancient shoreline where the hills step down to the coastal plain. Spring-fed ponds stocked with bass. Wild bobwhite quail at sunrise; turkey, whitetail, and wood ducks through the seasons. Turnkey Property Maintenance Equipment & Tools - Detailed list of all maintenance equipment and tools needed to maintain property will convey with purchase The Life A fully irrigated ball field, workshop, pole barn, raised gardens, and fruit orchards. It is the rare estate that gives you something to do at first light, and nothing you ever have to. Four Hundred Years on the Old Road The road at the gate has carried travelers since the 1680s. Today it is a protected Canopy Road, arched in live oaks. Very little of that Florida is left. This is some of it. The estate fronts Old St. Augustine Road, one of the oldest roads in America; and carries a heritage more than four centuries in the making. It is where the land and history become one. In 1960, a retired Navy captain named Albert Gallatin Neal bought this land, dug its spring-fed ponds, and planted more than 4,000 trees. When he passed in 1980, his widow Margaret Neal stewarded this land for another two decades --- courted by developers, she refused them all, determined that the land would go only to a family who would care for it the way the Captain had. In 2003 she found that family. David and René Hanselman became the next land stewards and built a home worthy of the ground it stands on and raised four children beneath the Captain's trees. For sixty-five years, three families have cared for this place, and each left it better than they found it. That care is what comes with this deed. "This land is so much more than a recreational estate -- it is where land and history become one. Its story deserves to be entrusted to a steward who will honor four hundred years of heritage. I don't sell land. I find its next steward." - Lori Bembry Weldon - Broker One of One At the heart of the estate stands a 6000+/- square foot fully furnished cypress post-and-beam residence -- six bedrooms, seven and half bathrooms - that feels less built than grown from its setting. René Hanselman, artist, designer, and owner of Innova Design Firm, shaped every detail alongside Ken Pieper with a single intent: to make the home one with the land. David Hanselman spent more than a year hand-selecting the cypress, tree by tree, from the incoming trucks at Sunshine State Cypress. The millwork alone filled more than 20 pages of drawings -- every custom molding and door cut with knives made specifically for the task. In the owner's words: it is a work of art. The welcome begins at a front door made as fine art -- a one-of-a-kind stained-glass tree set into solid double doors, designed by René and executed by stained-glass artist Karen Pritzel, beneath a custom pendant of stained-glass and wrought-iron magnolia leaves by the artist Jezebel of Madrid, New Mexico. Beyond it the sunken great room rises twenty-five feet to solid cypress beams, anchored by a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace that heats the living room and kitchen areas -- and on the lake side, a fully opening glass wall dissolves the entire room into the covered porch and water beyond. “It’s been the privilege of a lifetime to live in this home on this amazing land. The memories we have are endless and timeless, leaving here will be one of the hardest things we ever do in our lives.” -- David Hanselman - Owner The chef's kitchen pairs Viking appliances and a double quartz island under a dropped pecky cypress ceiling with custom cypress cabinetry and a stone arch over the range. The breakfast room gathers under a pecky-cypress cathedral ceiling and an antler chandelier, wall-to-wall glass to the lake and pool. The master suite is a retreat unto itself -- cypress tray ceiling, a fireplace shared between bedroom and spa bath, a freestanding soaking tub set before a picture window on the water, and a private door straight onto the pool deck. A family wing rings a cupola-lit, soundproofed common room; two more guest suites rest on their own split level; and a two-story wing holds a private office -- its built-in maple desk fronted with an antique door under glass --above a true working artists studio. Whole home Lutron lighting and Sonos audio follow you from the kitchen to the water, and a buried 1,000-gallon propane reserve powers the entire home. A Generac generator runs the entire home for roughly three weeks off the grid. The three-car garage is finished with two Pella window walls, a large attic, and a separate storage room with its own entry. Soft-water systems serve the home, and a irrigation system waters the grounds. It is a rare thing to acquire not just a house, but the furniture and art made for it. Original Paul Tamanian art and furniture custom made for the exact place it occupies conveys and is valued together well over six figures. Entertaining - Second to None This home was made to gather. A resort-scale waterfall pool set with Tennessee boulders -- jump rock, shallow play platform, night lighting, heatable. A full outdoor kitchen with corian counters, built-in grill, twin frying stations, and a Restoration Hardware wood burning fireplace above the water area. A private entertaining courtyard engineered so guests flow from courtyard to pool without ever crossing into the family's quarters. It has hosted charity galas for Boys Town and the United Way, watch parties, prom photographs on the back lawn with the cypress pond behind -- two hundred guests received with ease, and not one of them ever inside the family's privacy. And on autumn Saturdays: tailgate under your own oaks and be in your seat at Doak Campbell in about twenty minutes -- then come home for the after-party. Game day has rarely been so effortless, or so well hosted. The Approach Once inside the private gate, a paved drive of more than half a mile runs beneath stately Southern magnolias, across a wooden bridge, past quail uplands, live oaks and one of two fruit orchards heavy with pear, fig, persimmon, satsuma, and blood oranges. It's a welcome worthy of the place it leads to. And once the gate closes, the outside world simply fades away. Sport and Stewardship Multiple coveys of wild bobwhite quail hold on this property -- mornings come alive with covey calls echoing through the rolling uplands -- with the habitat to be managed into a classic Red Hills "Gentleman's Sporting Estate." Wood ducks work the cypress pond, turkey and whitetail deer move through the hardwoods, and food plots and hunting blinds are already in place. The fully irrigated ball field can serve multiple purposes: a pickleball court, putting green, tennis courts or equestrian paddocks. The barn stands ready for the equipment and equestrian update. And overlooking the ball field area sits the gardening shed -- raised beds planted with wildflowers and fresh vegetables, gathered around a lovely sitting area that connects to the owner's workshop, perfect for maintenance projects and hobbies, with lights, water, and power throughout. It is the current owners' favorite spot early in the morning -- a quieter luxury still, coffee in hand and hands in the dirt. It is the rare estate that gives you something to do at first light, and nothing you ever have to do. Beyond the gate, the estate belongs to t

Discover a unique 5.34-acre Leon County property offering a blend of open pasture, natural woods, and direct connection to one of the area's most distinctive conservation landscapes. Located along Lower Lake Lafayette, this parcel provides a quiet, rural-feeling setting while still being within reach of Tallahassee conveniences. The property features a cleared pasture area, offering usable open space for potential homesite planning, recreation, gardening, animals, or future land use, subject to county approval. Portions of the property remain naturally wooded, adding privacy, shade, and a true North Florida feel. One of the most unique aspects of this parcel is its proximity to Kirk Edwards Wildlife and Environmental Area, with part of the property boundary extending along an island associated with this protected natural area. Lower Lake Lafayette has transitioned over time from open lake conditions into more of a marsh and wetland environment, making this property especially suited for buyers who appreciate wildlife, birding, privacy, and natural Florida habitat. This is not a conventional lakefront lot, but rather a nature-focused acreage tract with pasture, woods, marsh views, and conservation-area adjacency. A strong option for buyers seeking space, privacy, and a setting surrounded by natural beauty.

This 60.28 +/- acres boasts frontage on the Ochlockonee River, is bordered by and in the neighborhood of major plantations, has excellent deer and turkey, is located in the famed Red Hills Plantation belt, and is only 14 miles to Tallahassee’s Bradfordville. Ochlockonee River Place is the epitome of what people look for when they want a small acreage, high-quality recreational property in the corridor of some of the best deer hunting in Leon County. "This is one of the few remaining, small acreage dream properties bordering a major Leon County hunting plantation that has not yet been acquired by one of the neighboring plantations." - Jon Kohler The property has gorgeous hardwoods; some of the best examples of mixed pine and upland hardwoods found anywhere. The natural woodlands are diverse and productive. There are great roads throughout and numerous access points to the river. With more than 1.25 +/- miles of river frontage, there is abundant recreation, including kayaking and fishing. Two seasonal creeks also course the southeast portion of the property. An oxbow in the river makes for even more diverse habitat. There is a good homesite overlooking the river, offering an opportunity to build. The accompanying map identifies the potential building site, and the seller has draft plans available for an approximately 2,100-square-foot home. The property is an excellent family recreational property, or an exceptional annex for a larger property, which is what it's used for today. "This is one of those rare, extremely easy places to own where you simply fill the feeders every few months and just show up. The game is there. The wildlife corridor doesn't get any better than this." - Jon Kohler This Florida property is located 20 minutes from shopping and restaurants in Bradfordville in Tallahassee. It is 25 miles from Thomasville, GA. This is a rare opportunity for a high-quality recreational property this close to Tallahassee with excellent deer and turkey, gorgeous hardwoods, and river frontage.

If youve been searching for space, privacy, and a residential setting that still feels natural, this 3.75-acre property on Harley Robinson Ct in Tallahassee, Florida is a strong match. Zoned RP Residential Preservation, the property is intended to protect low-density residential character while allowing single-family detached homes and typical residential accessory structures such as garages and storage buildings. This zoning favors long-term residential use over heavy development, making it ideal for a private homesite. And since this property is in Florida, you are allowed to have your RV on the property while building a house. And once your house is built you can park your RV on your property. Utilities follow a standard rural-residential setup. Power is available at neighboring properties, while a private water well and septic system will need to be installed. The property is accessed by a private road, offering added privacy and reduced traffic. The land is flat and wooded, creating a peaceful natural buffer and flexibility when choosing a homesite. There is no HOA, allowing you more freedom in how you design and use the property. The parcel consists of 3.75 acres of fully usable land, with no wetlands present and not located in a flood zone. This clean acreage gives you flexibility for home placement, driveway layout, outdoor living space, and accessory structures, without the complications that often come with environmentally restricted land. Conveniences are within easy driving distance. Shopping and services are available at Vineyard Shopping Center (10.9 miles), Walmart Supercenter (14.4 miles), Bealls (16.9 miles), and Market Square Shopping Center (16.9 miles). Medical care can be found at HCA Florida Capital Hospital (15.5 miles) and Select Specialty Hospital Tallahassee (17 miles). Schools in the area include Moore Elementary School (14.1 miles) and IMPACT Preschool (18.1 miles), while Tallahassee itself is approximately 18.8 miles away. Outdoor recreation and local attractions add to the appeal. Nearby options include Tom Brown Park (16 miles), Cascades Park (18.6 miles), Lafayette Heritage Trail Park (18.2 miles), Goodwood Museum & Gardens (16.9 miles), Whenever Watersports (17.5 miles), and Gil Waters Preserve Park (24.8 miles). This location offers a balance of natural surroundings and access to city amenities thats hard to find. Feel free to drive by and walk the property at your convenience.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION - The opportunity is to acquire or joint-venture a .85-acre site in downtown Tallahassee, FL that is zoned CC (central Core) allowing for office, retail, hotel, townhomes, apartments, medical, etc. The zoning has no height restriction, no parking minimum, and no setbacks. Site plan shows 286 student beds in a 5-story stick over podium site plan. All utilities are at the site. The site is approx 260 feet by 122 feet. Call for details. LOCATION DESCRIPTION - The property is located at 111 W. Bloxham Street in Tallahassee, FL. The site is ideally located across the street from the FSU College of Communications and the Attorney Generals office. The site has frontage on Adams Street, Duval Street and Bloxham Street. The site is located less than 1,200 feet from the new FSU College of Business, Cascade Park, and the Capital Building. It is less than 1,900 feet from Somo Walls, AC Marriott, Proof Brewing, FSU Law School, FAMU, and the Tallahassee Civic Center. It is 1 mile from Doak Campbell Stadium. MUNICIPALITY - Tallahassee PROPERTY SIZE - 0.85 Acres ZONING - CC- Central Core PARCEL ID - 2136300000320, 2136300000340, 2136300000330, 2136300000290, 2136300000570 PROPERTY OWNER - Gray Ivy Investments Bloxham LLC

3 Acres with Well, Septic & Power – Prime Leon County Homesite – Owner Financing Available! ?? 2633 Oscar Harvey Road, Tallahassee, FL Looking for a property that’s already set up for your dream home or new mobile home? This 3-acre parcel offers the hard-to-find combination of well, septic, and electric already in place, saving you thousands in development costs. Property Highlights * 3 acres in Leon County * Existing well * Existing septic system * Power on site * Quiet rural setting with easy access to Tallahassee * Plenty of room for a custom home, manufactured home, workshop, barn, or animals (buyer to verify permitted uses) * No HOA Whether you’re looking to build now or invest for the future, this property provides a tremendous head start with utilities already installed. Owner Financing Available Flexible terms available for qualified buyers. Ask for details. Price: 89900 Call or message today for maps, parcel information, and financing terms. Opportunities with utilities already in place are becoming harder to find in the Tallahassee area.

Bradford Brook is a 53-acre private estate nestled less than fifteen minutes from the heart of Tallahassee. Encompassed on all sides by the majestic expanse of the Apalachicola National Forest, this extraordinary property offers an unmatched blend of seclusion, splendor, and recreation. The surrounding forest contains over 600,000 acres of undeveloped timberland separating Bradford Brook from the Nature Coast of Florida. From the moment you arrive, youll appreciate the serene atmosphere and complete privacy. A gated entrance and thoughtful security features ensure peace of mind, allowing you to fully enjoy the serenity that comes with owning a large parcel surrounded by hundreds of thousands of acres of protected forest land. Bradford Brook meanders gracefully through the center of the property, adding a unique water feature and nurturing abundant wildlife right outside your door. This creek is the main watershed for Lake Bradford, one of the top outdoor destinations in the city, known for its cypress-lined waters and popular recreational area for activities like fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. At the heart of the estate is a 4,800-square-foot barndominium that seamlessly combines rustic charm with upscale, contemporary living. This impressive three-bedroom residence was crafted with an eye for both comfort and style, making it the perfect retreat for family life, entertaining guests, or simply soaking in the peaceful surroundings. On the front of the property sits a mobile home currently used for rental income, $10,000 per year. This rental is turn-key. Step inside and youre greeted by expansive open-concept living spaces filled with natural light and panoramic views of the surrounding pastures and woodlands. High ceilings, custom finishes, and exposed structural elements give a nod to the buildings agricultural inspiration while offering all the amenities of a high-end home. While the propertys hunting opportunities are exceptional, Bradford Brook is designed for all-season enjoyment. The gourmet kitchen is a chefs dream, equipped with top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, elegant cabinetry, granite countertops, and a generous island that doubles as a gathering spot for friends and family. Whether preparing everyday meals or hosting dinner parties, this kitchen elevates the experience. Upstairs, a spacious balcony and sun room provide an ideal vantage point to watch deer graze in the fields or to savor your morning coffee. Beyond the impressive interior, the property invites you to embrace the Florida outdoor lifestyle to its fullest. A new pool and expansive patio area create the ultimate backyard oasis perfect for lazy summer afternoons, family barbecues, or evening swims under the stars. Bradford Brook makes for the ultimate hunting camp or full-time secluded residence. The other half of the barndominium is a working horse stable and storage. Adjacent to the home are four well-maintained paddocks totaling ten acres with an additional 15-acre pasture. Currently home to a small herd of grazing cattle, these open pastures offer endless possibilities for a hobby farm. Imagine raising livestock, cultivating organic crops, or establishing an equestrian paradise the fertile land and abundant water supply from Bradford Brook make it all possible. For outdoor enthusiasts, few properties compare to Bradford Brook. With direct access to the surrounding Apalachicola National Forest, your recreational opportunities are virtually limitless. Spend your days hunting whitetail deer, wild turkey, or small game on your own land, then expand your adventure into the national forest for hiking, ATV trails, horseback riding, or exploring miles of scenic trails. The brook itself attracts a variety of native wildlife, adding to the propertys appeal for birdwatchers and nature photographers. Whether youre an avid hunter or simply appreciate the beauty of untouched wilderness, this estate delivers the perfect balance of convenience and wild Florida allure. Despite its remarkable privacy and remote feel, this property is incredibly convenient to the city. A quick fifteen-minute drive places you in the heart of Tallahassee home to Florida State University, the Florida State Capitol, top-tier healthcare facilities, shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. Bradford Brook is the perfect blend of easy access to the city and seclusion. For families, the location offers the best of both worlds: children can attend highly rated local schools and participate in community activities, while parents come home each day to a private, peaceful retreat far removed from urban life. Opportunities to own a property of this caliber, with this rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and modern appeal, are few and far between. Whether you envision creating a self-sustaining hobby farm, a secluded family estate, a hunters lodge, or simply a peaceful weekend getaway, this 57-acre paradise is the perfect spot to make your dreams a reality. At Bradford Brook, you can escape the ordinary day-to-day hustles of life and discover beauty and tranquility that only North Florida can offer. Here, the sounds of traffic are replaced by the murmurs of a clear brook, the distant call of native birds, and the soft rustle of wind through towering pines and hardwoods.

16.05 AC for sale in Wakulla County. Currently zoned for residential but is contiguous with other commercial zoned property. Development opportunity in fast growing Crawfordville FL 360 of highway frontage on Crawfordville Highway (Highway 319) Road Improvements Underway Located 15 miles South of Tallahassee on the East side of Crawfordville Highway Just North of the Wal-Mart.

Horse person's dream property with 6 acres of pasture land with hill top building site surrounded by huge live oak trees giving a beautiful vista over looking the horse pasture. Ware house on property ideal for hay storage and work shop. 29.5 acre beautiful home site surrounding with huge Oak Trees , 6 acres of pastureland , warehouse for hay storage and work shop.

Great opportunity for investors and developers Convenient Tallahassee location with access to schools, shopping, dining, and major roadways. Bring your vision and explore the possibilities this property has to offer!

You are going to fall in love with this property! Private, peaceful and full of character, the home is nestled on over 7.5 acres, and features a desirable split floor plan with three bedrooms, an office, two bathrooms, wood burning fireplace, and a convenient indoor laundry room. Enjoy your morning coffee or evening sunsets from the spacious front and back porches while taking in the deer and other wildlife that frequently visit. The property is adorned with an abundance of fruit trees. A private pond stocked with bream and catfish provides the perfect spot for fishing, relaxing, and making memories with family and friends. Near the pond, power is already available on a separate meter. On this separate parcel near the pond there is over 1/2 acre of dry land to build another home if desired. Whether you are looking for acreage, privacy, wildlife, water, flexibility to build, bring in family, or sell off, this property is truly one of a kind! Other parcel ID included in sale: 1306200140000

An Arthur Rutenberg Custom Estate | Dual Primary Suites | 1+ Acre 5 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | 3,617 Sq Ft Under Air | 3,900+ Total Living Space | Huntington Estates Welcome to an exceptional Arthur Rutenberg custom-luxury designed style, where architectural sophistication, modern upgrades, and timeless elegance come together in the prestigious Huntington Estates community. Set on a generous 1.14-acre lot, this beautifully updated two-story residence offers expansive front and back yard space, creating a private, estate setting perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. This spacious home showcases elegant architectural design with custom tray ceilings throughout, expansive sightlines, and a layout that balances openness with privacy. The home features over 3,900+ total living space, and is filled with natural light and enhanced by high-end luxury vinyl flooring throughout, creating a clean, modern, and cohesive aesthetic. A rare and highly desirable feature, the home offers two true primary suites one on the main level and one upstairs providing flexibility for multi-generational living, long-term comfort, or hosting guests with ease. The split-bedroom layout ensures privacy while maintaining functional flow, making this home ideal for a variety of living needs. At the heart of the home is a beautiful chefs kitchen designed for both everyday living and entertaining, featuring quartz countertops throughout the kitchen and all four bathrooms, along with premium stainless steel appliances and a functional layout perfect for hosting and daily comfort. This home offers the rare advantage of fully updated major systems, The expensive maintenance is done which including a new roof (2024), zoned HVAC system, tankless water heater (2024), new flooring, new garage door (2026) and fresh interior and exterior paint (2026). Completely move-in ready and waiting for your personal touches. The oversized lot provides privacy, space, and curb appeal, with large front and back yards perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or future outdoor enhancements. This is more than a home it is a beautiful custom built home that combines size, design, and modern upgrades in one of Tallahassee s most established communities. With its unique layout, premium finishes, and recent upgrades, this home stands out as one of the most compelling opportunities in Huntington Estates. Tenets have a 1 year lease until October 2027 Schedule your private showing today.

New Price! You will love this charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home nestled on 1.68 peaceful acres. A warm, inviting front porch with brick pavers and a matching brick walkway creates beautiful curb appeal from the moment you arrive. Inside, the spacious great room features vaulted ceilings and a cozy wood burning fireplace, with easy-care tile flooring that flows seamlessly through the main living areas. The beautifully remodeled kitchen boasts new cabinetry, granite countertops, and newer appliances., making it the heart of the home. The dining room has newer French doors that lead to the scenic backyard. A large laundry/mud room offers convenient access to a fenced backyard. while the oversized 2 car garage includes a dedicated workshop area for hobbies or extra storage. The hall bathroom has been tastefully updated and the hallway and bedrooms feature attractive wood-look laminate flooring. The spacious primary suite includes a cozy reading nook and large windows overlooking the expansive backyard, providing a peaceful retreat. Roof and HVAC are 2015.

Set on 2.35 peaceful acres in Buck Lake, this fully renovated home offers true country charm just minutes from shopping, dining, I-10, Costco, and the Amazon warehouse. Enjoy the quiet of rural living without giving up convenience. A circular drive welcomes you home, leading to hardwood floors and a light-filled living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a striking dual-sided fireplace. The open kitchen and dining area are designed for easy living and entertaining, featuring a quartz waterfall island, new appliances, and access to a screened porch for relaxed indoor-outdoor living. With two master suites, the home is perfect for multi-generational families or those seeking to maximize privacy. The primary suite is a private retreat with scenic views, two walk-in closets, and a spa-style bath with soaking tub and rain shower. The second en suite bedroom opens to a spacious patio surrounded by tiered garden beds. A detached garage with lean-to and workshop space adds flexibility for storage or hobbies. Plenty of parking for multiple cars, RV, and/or boat. Located just 30 minutes from the Capitol and major universities and under 10 minutes to everyday conveniences, this turnkey Buck Lake property offers the best of country living close to town.

If you are looking for the perfect, budget-friendly starter home, this adorable 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom gem is the one! Every detail is ready for you to just move right in. Fantastic Features Include: Brand New Flooring: Gorgeous luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring flows beautifully throughout the entire home. Built for Entertaining: Enjoy a bright and airy open-concept layout where the living room and kitchen connect seamlessly. Upgraded Kitchen: Newer stainless appliances and lower cabinets make this kitchen an absolute dream for cooking and hosting. Private Master Suite: Rest easy in the spacious primary bedroom, perfectly tucked away on its own side of the home for ultimate privacy. Smart Split-Floor Plan: Two more nice-sized bedrooms sit on the opposite end of the home with a clean, full bathroom right between them. Outdoor Oasis: Step outside and unwind after a long day on your fantastic covered back deck! Hurry as this home is READY for a new owner!

(one or more pics have been virtually staged) Drastically reduced! Welcome to Sun Ray Road! Enjoy peaceful country living on 3.28 beautifully fenced acres with gorgeous pasture views and room for horses, cows, chickens, gardening, and more. This spacious 4BR/2BA home with office offers 1,971 sq ft, a desirable split-bedroom floor plan, and inviting open living spaces. The spacious primary suite features a walk-in closet and private bath with garden tub, double vanity, and separate shower. The newly updated kitchen boasts new cabinets, countertops, and appliances, plus a convenient breakfast bar. New HVAC w/ combo electric & gas. Relax on the covered front porch or screened back deck and enjoy beautiful views in every direction. A separate workshop provides additional storage and could potentially be converted to an ADU. Charming white picket fence entry completes this wonderful country property!

This beautiful Northeast acreage home in A-rated school zones features almost 3.2 acres of peaceful property including citrus trees, mature native landscaping, and birds and wildlife, too! A comprehensive remodel begun in 2025 has included new architectural-shingled roof, new tankless water heater, complete repiping, a new electrical panel and comprehensive bath and kitchen renovations. Unique floorplan is flexible to accommodate a variety of lifestyles including multi-generational needs. Main level includes 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms with family room, two fireplaces, spacious kitchen, and elevated back deck plus giant covered side porch. Lower level offers 2 more bedrooms, large living space, kitchenette and one full and one half bath. 3-car carport includes worshop area, too!

Seller to consider owner financing with 1 year balloon 80% LTV at 7-8% Are you looking for an opportunity to customize a personal homestead in the country to your liking? This spacious farmhouse may be just the place! With wraparound porches and three levels of living area, nearly 5 acres of land PLUS a large workshop with electric there's plenty of room for all your ideas! On the main level of the home are two bedrooms plus lots of living area. Going up you'll find a comfortable master suite with sitting room, large closet and master bath. The downstairs layout is super flexible and includes bedroom space, a large laundry room, another full bath, living spaces plus a large sunroom (not cooled at this time). The current owners are mindful of the update and modernization opportunities and have even assembled some quotes but have decided to simply permit the new Buyers to bring their own vision and thus prefer to sell as-is.

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Welcome to Glover Court, where peaceful country living meets everyday convenience! Nestled on 3 fully fenced acres, this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers 2,280 square feet of comfortable living just minutes from Tallahassee, Wakulla Springs, and some of North Florida's best coastal fishing and outdoor recreation. Inside, you'll find a warm and inviting family room anchored by a beautiful stone fireplace, an open dining area, and a spacious kitchen featuring an island bar, abundant cabinetry, and plenty of storage. The thoughtfully designed split-bedroom floor plan provides privacy, while the generous primary suite includes a relaxing, jetted tub. A convenient Jack-and-Jill bath, inside laundry room, and ample storage make this home as functional as it is spacious. Step outside to enjoy the 15x23 covered porch and large deck overlooking the expansive backyard perfect for entertaining, gardening, raising chickens, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. With plenty of room for RVs, boats, ATVs, and all your outdoor hobbies, this property offers endless possibilities. Whether you're looking for a private homestead, hobby farm, or a place to create your dream country retreat, this home is full of opportunity. With a little TLC and your personal touch, this hidden gem is ready to shine and become something truly special.

2024 New Construction on 3.5 Beautiful Acres in Northeast Tallahassee! Experience the perfect blend of modern living and peaceful country charm in this newly built 2024 home offering 1,860 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and endless outdoor possibilities. Nestled beneath a breathtaking canopy of mature oak trees, this 3.5-acre property provides privacy, beauty, and room to enjoy the outdoors. Inside, you ll find an open, thoughtfully designed floor plan featuring durable luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, stainless steel appliances, and quality finishes that make this home truly move-in ready. The spacious living areas are ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy your morning coffee from the expansive covered front porch or unwind on the large covered back porch while taking in the peaceful surroundings. The property also features two pole barns, providing abundant space for equipment, RVs, boats, workshops, livestock, or recreational hobbies. Conveniently located on sought-after Bradfordville Road, this property offers the serenity of country living while remaining just minutes from shopping, dining, parks, and all that Northeast Tallahassee has to offer. Whether you re looking for a private homestead, hobby farm, or simply extra space to spread out, this exceptional new construction is ready to welcome you home.

Bring your animals and enjoy the freedom of country living on this beautiful 2.5 acre property. This charming 2/2 mobile home features a desirable split bedroom floor plan, offering privacy and comfortable living. Primary bedroom has large walk-in closet and a bathroom with both a stand up shower and garden tub. A gated driveway provides added security and a welcoming entrance. With plenty of land for your animals, hobbies, and outdoor enjoyment, this property offers the space and tranquility you've been looking for. Don't miss this opportunity to own your own slice of the country!

(One or more pictures are virtually staged) Welcome to Heartwood Hills, where space, comfort, and peaceful living come together. If you're searching for a home that offers room to spread out, entertain, and enjoy a tranquil setting, Heartwood Hills delivers. Some houses you tour this one feels like home the moment you arrive. This beautifully designed 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers 2,626 square feet of thoughtfully planned living space with a desirable split-bedroom floor plan. Enjoy multiple gathering areas including formal living and dining rooms, an open family room with soaring cathedral ceilings and a cozy fireplace, and an inviting eat-in kitchen complete with bar seating and a sunny breakfast nook. The spacious primary suite provides a private retreat featuring a luxurious bath and walk-in closet, while generously sized secondary bedrooms offer comfort for family and guests alike. A stunning 30x10 sunroom with an adjoining office creates the perfect space for relaxing, working from home, or enjoying views of the surrounding landscape. Additional highlights include abundant storage throughout, a large laundry room with convenient half bath, generator pull-in and a charming rocking-chair front porch overlooking beautiful acreage. Chickens allowed!

Great piece of property near Lake Talquin fishing and hunting! 2004 4-bedroom, 2 bath mobile home with living room and family room. Primary bedroom has a walk-in closet, garden tub, and separate shower. The Family Room is big enough for a pool table and living. Inside laundry with dryer, well, septic. Also, separate storage building and a 1200 sq. ft. workshop. The mobile home mailbox address is 18771 Hops Lane. The Workshop mailbox address is 16906 Aqua Lane.