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$578,600
405130 MLS
84-Acre Gadsden County Farm — What makes this farm especially unique is its development and investment potential. Pasture, Woods, Pond & Investment Potential. Just 25 minutes from Tallahassee, this beautiful 84-acre Gadsden County farm offers an exceptional combination of privacy, recreation, agriculture, and investment potential. The property consists of five separate parcels that have already been developed and recorded, offering flexibility rarely found in a tract of this size. Keep the entire 88 acres together as a private farm or recreational retreat, create a multi-generational family compound, or take advantage of the existing parcel configuration for future investment or resale. There is also potential for two additional parcel splits, subject to applicable county requirements and approvals. The property features expansive open pasture ideal for horses, cattle, farming, or a private country estate, surrounded by wooded areas that provide excellent wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. Established trails wind through the property, while a scenic pond and diverse landscape create outstanding opportunities for hunting, horseback riding, farming, and outdoor recreation. A pole barn and existing deer stands add to the property's ready-to-enjoy appeal. Beautiful mature oaks are scattered throughout the rolling open areas, creating picturesque homesites and incredible views. From the wide-open pastures to the secluded woods and water, this is a property that truly must be seen to appreciate its beauty and privacy. This is more than acreage—it is a property with multiple ways to use, enjoy, and invest in the land, all within an easy drive of Tallahassee. All offers must include POF or PreQual, HOA, Vacant Land Disclosure, and Flood Disclosure.

397 Winchester Lane, Quincy

$1,200,000
402291 MLS
Horses Go Nuts for Perennial Peanut Hay - 140± Acres of Prime Agricultural & Investment Land in Gadsden County, Florida —Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 140± acres of productive farmland in the heart of Gadsden County, ideally situated at the corner of Mt. Pleasant Highway and Max Herrin Road, just 30 minutes from Tallahassee, Florida’s capital city. This beautiful property features expansive open fields with breathtaking views, framed by mature hardwoods that provide both privacy and natural beauty. The setting is ideal for a working farm, equestrian operation, or a private country estate. Currently planted in perennial peanut hay—often referred to as the “Alfalfa of the South”—this property offers a highly desirable, premium forage crop known for its high protein content and excellent digestibility for horses and cattle. The crop is naturally drought-resistant and pest-resistant, requires no nitrogen fertilization, and once established, can remain productive for 25 years or more. Production typically ranges from 3 to 6 tons per acre annually, with premium hay bringing approximately $13 per 50-pound bale, creating strong income-producing potential. Return Over Variable cost is about $1200/acre. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers extensive paved road frontage and RR zoning, opening the door to a variety of potential uses including development, estate homesites, or long-term investment opportunities, subject to county approval. Whether you’re looking to expand your farming operation, establish an equestrian property, build a private retreat, or invest in versatile land with long-term upside, this remarkable property delivers the perfect combination of productivity, beauty, and location. Opportunities like this are rare.

xx Max Herrin Road, Quincy

$150,000
390111 MLS
Prime land for building your dream home. Great soil for growing a garden. Plenty of acreage for raising farm animals. No restrictions. Wooded area perfect for hunting. Surrounded by many farms with lots of history in a community called Sawdust. Sawdust likely draws its name from the presence of sawmills and the lumber industry, which were historically important in the region alongside agriculture. While farming, particularly tobacco cultivation, brought significant economic prosperity to Quincy, the presence of sawmills suggests a diversified local economy with some land likely being used for timber production and processing. The farmland in the Sawdust area of Quincy, Florida, boasts fertile soil and a rich history, particularly intertwined with the rise and fall of the shade tobacco industry. The name "Sawdust" also hints at a historical connection to the lumber industry, showcasing a region with both agricultural and forestry ties.

XXX Hosford Highway, Quincy