210 TUCKER SPRINGS ROAD

This 14.99 acre property in Wakulla County offers a combination of improved pasture, residential amenities, and direct access to public hunting / recreation land. Located inside and adjacent to the Apalachicola National Forest Still Hunt Area, the tract shares approximately 800 feet of boundary fence line with the forest and provides access to extensive public lands for hunting, recreation, and fishing. The property includes approximately 8 acres of established Pensacola Bahia pasture that is fenced and cross fenced. The remaining acreage consists of mixed terrain with portions of Cow Creek running through the tract, creating a natural water source and wildlife corridor. The land supports deer, turkey, and other native species common to the region (with years of proven hunting success and trail camera photos to support). In addition to the direct forest boundary, approximately 3,000 acres of public deer, turkey, and small game hunting are located just outside the gate and managed under state and federal game regulations. The national forest encompasses roughly 500,000 + acres of public land available for various recreational uses. The primary residence built in 2006 offers approximately 2,500 square feet of heated and cooled living space with three bedrooms and two and one half bathrooms. Interior features include 10 foot ceilings throughout, custom maple cabinets, two stories and a combination of tile and hardwood flooring throughout. The home is equipped with a Generac Guardian generator supported by a 1,000 gallon propane tank. A four inch well with a manual hand pump provides additional water supply during power interruptions. Outdoor amenities include a fiberglass in ground swimming pool with patio, a six foot chain link security gate at the entrance, and established landscaping. Agricultural and homestead features include a one acre high fenced organic garden with established fruit trees, two chicken coops, exterior dog kennels, and a large greenhouse. A 40 by 60 equipment barn provides storage and includes a designated game harvest cleaning station. In addition to the main home, there is a 1,500 square foot heated and cooled workshop that can serve a variety of permitted uses. The layout supports equipment storage, hobby space, or guest accommodations subject to local regulations and buyer verification. The property is located approximately 25 miles south of Tallahassee, 12 miles South West of Crawfordville, and 10 miles North East of Carrabelle. The setting offers proximity to regional services while maintaining direct access to large tracts of public land. This offering may appeal to buyers seeking fenced acreage, residential improvements, and immediate access to public hunting and recreational property in North Florida. All measurements are approximate and should be verified by the buyer.