More pictures coming soon! Discover the perfect blend of privacy and convenience with this 14.2-acre tract covered in planted pines and hardwoods, offering a beautiful natural setting for your future home. While a small portion of the property lies within the floodplain, there is plenty of high and dry, buildable land to create your ideal homesite. As part of the sale, the seller will clear a 1-acre homesite at the buyer’s preferred location, giving you a ready starting point to build your dream home while maintaining the surrounding wooded privacy. Located in a desirable rural area, this property provides peaceful country living with convenient access to nearby amenities. You’ll be just 20 minutes from Bannerman Crossing, 20 minutes from Buck Lake, and only 25 minutes to Thomasville for shopping, dining, and entertainment. With no HOA, you’ll have the freedom to create the lifestyle you want — whether that’s building your dream home, starting a mini-farm, or enjoying a private retreat. Large acreage tracts like this are becoming increasingly rare in the area. Two additional 10-acre parcels are also available for purchase, offering a unique opportunity for family compounds, investment, or additional privacy. Don’t miss your chance to own 14.2 acres of beautiful North Florida land with space, flexibility, and endless possibilities.
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HaileyBrooke M Eby850-321-1455,
Rebecca Mayhann Properties
Source: TBR,MLS#: 397320
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Size: 14 Acres
Features: 1 or More Acres, Additional Land Available, Flood Zone
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