Residential Land for Sale in Quincy, Florida

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.

Location Overview

Located in Gadsden County along the Pat Thomas Pkwy. (Hwy 267), just South of I-10.

• 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.