Gadsden County, Florida Land For Sale (24 results)

This may be the perfect house! Drive into this picturesque country setting and up to this beautiful property and be greeted by a front porch made for sitting on your rocking chair. Walk into the house that has hardwood floors throughout, 4 bedrooms, a sun room, a fully finished bonus room upstairs with a bathroom, 3 car garage, huge deck and a heated, cooled and plumbed outbuilding, all on 2.15 acres! Well maintained and move in ready. The neighborhood setting is great for families. Plenty of room for activities, almost no traffic makes a safe environment for evening walks and some of the nicest neighbors around will make you fall in love with this home. Well worth the drive to check it out and with nearby grocery, restaurants and the beautiful downtown of Havana just 7 minutes away make this, just possibly, the perfect house!

Check out this phenomenal 87.8+/- acre timber/hunting/recreational tract in beautiful Gadsden County, FL! This gorgeous land is heavily wooded. Mostly with planted pines, and Florida hardwoods! An interior road/trail system has been started on the property. This tract would be an excellent property for a timberland investor, someone seeking a jam up hunting/recreational property, or someone looking for the perfect piece of land to build their dream home in the country! This area of Florida offers amazing whitetail deer, wild turkey, and small game hunting opportunities! Ditch the public land! Buy your own land you can make memories hunting on for years to come! Hunting not your thing? Looking for an investment? Look no further! The land is bursting with timber! Beautiful healthy pines, and mature hardwoods! In addition to the timber there would also be income potential by leasing out the hunting rights! Looking to move to the country? Tired of neighbors? Check this one out! Get lost on this expansive property! Privacy is abundant out here! Build your dream home in the middle of the land, and never worry about neighbors again! Shoot deer and turkey off your back porch! Even better this property is located on a government maintained paved road! Step back in time to a slower, rural way of life, but with the benefit of all modern conveniences a short drive away! Tallahassee, FL, the state's capital is less than 40 minutes away! Here you will find all the shopping, dining, and entertainment options your heart desires! There are power poles and lines along the road in front of the property. No well, or septic currently in place. You would need to install your own. Interstate 10 is minutes away for easy commuting east and west! Another excellent benefit of this awesome land is that it is high and dry! Approximately 5.10+/- acres in the SW corner of the property are located in flood zone A, and designated as wetlands per the wetlands map. The remaining 82.60+/- acres are completely high and dry, and in flood zone X. Which means not in the flood zone. Quincy, FL is 10 minutes away! Blountstown, FL is 30 minutes away! Tallahassee, FL is 35 minutes away! Crawfordville, FL is 40 minutes away. The beautiful Gulf of America, and white sandy beaches are only about an hour and 15 minutes away! This area of Florida is home to some real gems! Apalachicola National Forest, Lake Talquin, the Ochlockonee River, and numerous other wildlife management areas, rivers, and springs are all nearby!

Very nice 3.88+/- acre commercial property in beautiful Gadsden County, FL. This fantastic piece of land features approximately 223+/- feet of frontage on US Hwy 27. An added bonus is the fact this parcel is a corner lot with frontage on two paved roads. In addition to the frontage on US Hwy 27 the property features approximately 413+/- feet of frontage on Johnson Road. Currently the land is vacant, and heavily wooded. It is just waiting to be developed. Dollar General is just across the street. Bishops Travel Center is due North just across the Florida Georgia line. The land is zoned for commercial use. Numerous potential possible uses await. Per the Gadsden County Land Development Code some examples of potential uses for commercial land include grocery stores, small hotels, small shopping centers, service businesses, veterinary offices without outside kennels, restaurants, funeral homes, farm and garden supplies, financial institutions, vehicle sales, gasoline sales, business and professional offices, medical offices, government offices, barber shops, etc. Class II commercial uses MAY or MAY NOT be possible for this property. Examples of class II commercial uses are the following- recreational vehicle and travel trailer parks, mobile home parks, truck stops, taverns, bars, veterinary offices with outside kennels, civic and fraternal organizations, childcare facilities, etc. Class II commercial land use activities are considered SPECIAL EXCEPTION uses and REQUIRE REVIEW by the Planning Commission and APPROVAL by the Board of County Commissioners. Another excellent feature of this property is that the land is completely high and dry. No flood zone, or wetlands. Electricity is all along US Hwy 27 directly in front of the property. The Florida Georgia line is less than half a mile away. Havana, FL is 5 miles south. The State Capital, Tallahassee, FL is only twenty miles away and the beautiful Gulf of Mexico is just over an hour away. To schedule a showing, contact Bill Gray with Tutt Land Company at 334-714-0009 or Jerrod Trainer with Jerrod A. Trainer and Associates at 850-429-4970.

Prime Hunting & Recreational Land 1,000 Acres in Gadsden County, FL Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 1,000acres of prime hunting and recreational land located just outside the City of Quincy in Gadsden County, Florida. This expansive tract offers a diverse mix of wetlands and uplands, providing excellent habitat for wildlife and endless recreational possibilities. Property Highlights: Acreage: 1,114 acres Location: Near Quincy, FL convenient access to Tallahassee and surrounding areas Topography: A mix of uplands and wetlands offering natural beauty and biodiversity Flood Zones: Portions of the property lie within FEMA Zone X (minimal flood risk) and Zone A (higher flood risk) Zoning: Agricultural ideal for recreational use, hunting, timber, or potential agricultural ventures Whether you're an avid outdoorsman, investor, or looking to create a private retreat, this property offers limitless potential in a serene North Florida setting.

ENJOY STUNNING VIEWS FROM THIS LAKEFRONT PROPERTY IN THE EXCLUSIVE GATED LAKE TALLAVANA TRAIL NEIGHBORHOOD IN HAVANA*THIS THREE BEDROOM TWO AND A HALF BATH HOME INCLUDES A BEAUTIFUL DOCK OVERLOOKING THE LAKE*PERFECT FOR RELAXING AND FISHING* TWO SUNROOMS, ONE OF WHICH HAS TRANQUIL VIEWS OF THE LAKE*ONE CAR CARPORT AND A WORKSHOP THAT HAS ACCESS TO THE CRAWLSPACE* COME AND ENJOY ALL THAT NATURE HAS TO OFFER* THE HOME IS BEING SOLD "AS-IS,"

Come see this Beautifully Renovated Home on a 1 Acre Lot! So many things to list: Spacious open kitchen and family room with new cabinets, recessed lighting, Large primary bedroom with vaulted ceilings. Updated bathrooms with new vanities, faucets, toilets, shower surrounds, and tub. Other features include new LVP flooring, light fixtures, interior doors, baseboards, and trim. Freshly painted inside and out. Screened front porch, concrete block shed with electricity, and a 2-car garage with new doors. 5-year-old roof, large backyard, and new privacy fence. Located 14 miles or 25 minutes from downtown Tallahassee.

0.18 acre lot in Quincy, Fl. Great potential! This lot offers a blank canvas for your next project. The land is flat and ready for development. While the lot is currently uncleared, it's not located in a flood zone. Ideal for building, great opportunity in a growing area.

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. 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.

Dolan Homestead and Tree Farm Dolan Homestead and Tree Farm is offered for sale for the first time in over 100 years and is designated as a Century Pioneer Farm by the Florida Department of Agriculture. While the original farmhouse and outbuildings are gone, Dolan family members have restored the property to a highly productive and appealing condition. The original home was replaced in 2023 with a large three-bedroom, two-bathroom manufactured home. The 2,200 square foot home with 1,250 square foot finished attic; front and back porches; carport; pole barn; storage shed; old brick sidewalks; and full landscaping sits at the end of Graceland Road. Two other residents live on adjacent lots in the Dolan compound, but privacy is yours. Dolan Homestead is in western Gadsden County, Florida, with rolling hills which are remnants of the southern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains, steep head ravines, and see for miles views. The property is three miles south of Chattahoochee, Florida, which sits on the banks of 37,000-acre Lake Seminole and the Apalachicola River; thirty-two miles from Leon County, Florida, which is home to the state capital Tallahassee; and less than four miles from Interstate 10. Neighboring properties to the north, south, and west range in size from hundreds to thousands of acres, making for great privacy, yet with convenience to all the necessities of life. The property is approximately 193 acres, consisting of approximately 79 acres of loblolly pines planted in 2016, approximately 71 acres of loblolly pines planted in 2024, approximately 34 acres of creek bottom hardwoods associated with several separate spring fed creeks, approximately 3 acres of natural hardwoods surrounding the homestead area, and approximately 6 acres of homestead area. One of the most unique features of the property is a spring bubbling from the ground that forms a small, clear-water pond before flowing into the creek that forms the western boundary of the property. The oldest planted pines will generate income with thinning in a few years, and the various ages of pines, together with the hardwood areas interspersed across the property make for exceptional wildlife habitat. Deer stands and food plots are established, and western Gadsden County is known for good hunting and recreational pursuits. Come see Dolan Homestead and Tree Farm. Offered at $1,275,000, which includes all amenities listed above and a Kubota tractor with implements. Come make Gadsden County, Florida your new home!

This 60.28 acre property offers prime frontage on the Ochlockonee River, surrounded by major plantations in the renowned Red Hills Plantation Belt. Located just 14 miles from Tallahassees Bradfordville, it provides excellent deer and turkey hunting in one of the best wildlife corridors in Leon County. The land features gorgeous hardwoods and diverse, productive natural woodlands, with well-maintained roads and multiple access points to the river. With over 1.25 miles of river frontage, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities, including kayaking, fishing, and exploring two seasonal creeks. An oxbow in the river enhances the unique and diverse habitat. A large hill overlooking the river provides the perfect location for a future cabin or retreat. This property is an ideal family recreational retreat or a strategic annex for a larger estate, as it is currently being utilized. Conveniently located just 20 minutes from Tallahassee's shopping and dining and only 25 miles from Thomasville, GA, it offers both seclusion and accessibility. With prime hunting, stunning hardwoods, and exceptional river frontage, it presents a rare opportunity for investment and enjoyment. New Pricing: $244,500

Poverty Point Tree Farm was purchased and created in the early 1980s by a prominent consulting forester with a vision of Lake Talquin serenity, great hunting and recreation opportunities, timber income by maximizing the growth potential of planted longleaf and loblolly pines, all while preserving natural wooded areas associated with several creeks bisecting the property. The original tract was over 300 acres situated between State of Florida lands to the east, public Hopkins Landing Road to the north, private Stoney Edwards Road to the west, private Clark Road to the south, and thousands of acres of large forest ownerships all around. Fast forward to today, and all of that has only minimally changed. While there are a few more homes to the north along Hopkins Landing Road and the banks of the Hammock Creek portion of 10,000-acre Lake Talquin, aside from that, the serenity, recreation, hunting, and income potential from timber has persisted on Poverty Point. The State of Florida has increased Lake Talquin State Forest to thousands of acres on numerous tracts of land surrounding Lake Talquin, and the nearby Hopkins Landing camping facilities have been substantially improved. Still, Poverty Point maintains its existence as it has for decades. For the first time in over 40 years, Poverty Point is being offered for sale. Approximately 182 acres are offered at $7,500/acre. The acreage includes approximately one-half mile frontage on public Hopkins Landing Road, approximately 0.13 miles of frontage on Pat Thomas Parkway (highway 267), approximately one-half mile frontage on private Stoney Edwards Road, and approximately one-half mile frontage on private Clark Road. The purchase of 182 acres also includes the right of first refusal to purchase the balance of approximately 118 acres, which has highly valuable timber, frontage on Lake Talquin, a home, and several outbuildings. The 182 acres include approximately 96 acres of 40-year-old planted loblolly pines, approximately 26 acres of 30-year-old planted longleaf pines, approximately 54 acres of hardwood timber, and approximately 6 acres of food plots. Imbedded in the hardwood areas are two natural duck ponds and three drainage areas that ultimately combine to eventually flow into Lake Talquin. Poverty Points potential is unlimited. Further development along Hopkins Landing Road, Pat Thomas Parkway, and Stoney Edwards Road is possible. The campground and RV park at Hopkins Landing are not nearly large enough to accommodate the demand, so an RV park near Lake Talquin is another possibility. And if none of those interest you, maintaining Poverty Point as a serene and productive personal retreat is walk-in-ready. And dont forget, you get the right of first refusal to purchase and enlarge your private estate. Come see the potential at Poverty Point!

Don't miss out! Large Acreage ; 7.2 Acre. No HOA Not Flood Zone City Utilities (Sewer and Water) are available in the are. Cash Price: $49,500 Financing Price: $55,000 Seller Financing is Available. No Credit Check. No Prepayment Penalty! $15,000 down payment, we finance from 3 months to 6 years. County: Gadsden

The Rowan Homestead is approximately 228 acres in western Gadsden County, Florida that has been in the Rowan family for generations. Remnants of the original log home and outbuildings remain on site, as does evidence of the familys use of an adjacent spring for water. Tales of farming the old fields by hand and mule abounded when Jim Rowan spun his stories to all who would listen when he and Ruth returned to the property in their retirement years. Jim was a Methodist minister and lover of the land, and Ruth was his devoted wife, mother of their children, and Queen of Patience with Jim. Jim restored the old family home to livable condition (Jims definition) and later worked with a contractor to construct a modern log home. Both remain on the property, although repairs are needed to both. The property supports a variety of stands of timber that have substantial commercial value and that weave a highly diverse web of plant and wildlife habitat. There are approximately 58 acres of bottomland and slope hardwoods including at least six springs and Steep head ravines. These rare sites are living mini ecosystems unto themselves, offering opportunities for rare plants to flourish and for animals and humans to seek solace. The upland acres support approximately 57 acres of longleaf and wiregrass, approximately 28 acres of mixed pine and hardwoods, approximately 72 acres of loblolly pines planted in 1994, and approximately 8 acres of slash pines planted in 1980. The upland timber has been managed with fire and selective cuttings through the years and continues to offer opportunities for periodic income while supporting fantastic wildlife habitat. The property is remote and accessed by private, all-weather dirt road from a public highway, but sits only seven miles from Chattahoochee to the north, seven miles from Greensboro to the southeast, and four miles from the Chattahoochee Interstate 10 interchange. Nearby are Lake Seminole, the Apalachicola River, Torreya State Park, Three Rivers State Park, Lake Talquin, and the Gulf of Mexico is less than an hour and half drive south.

Check out this awesome 3.88+/- acre commercial property in beautiful Gadsden County, FL! This fantastic piece of land features approximately 223+/- feet of frontage on US Hwy 27! An added bonus is the fact this parcel is a corner lot with frontage on two paved roads! In addition to the frontage on US Hwy 27 the property features approximately 413+/- feet of frontage on Johnson Road! Currently the land is vacant, and heavily wooded. It is just waiting to be developed! Dollar General is just across the street. Bishops Travel Center is due North just across the Florida Georgia line. The land is zoned for commercial use. Numerous potential possible uses await! Per the Gadsden County Land Development Code some examples of potential uses for commercial land include grocery stores, small hotels, small shopping centers, service businesses, veterinary offices without outside kennels, restaurants, funeral homes, farm and garden supplies, financial institutions, vehicle sales, gasoline sales, business and professional offices, medical offices, government offices, barber shops, etc. Class II commercial uses MAY or MAY NOT be possible for this property. Examples of class II commercial uses are the following- recreational vehicle and travel trailer parks, mobile home parks, truck stops, taverns, bars, veterinary offices with outside kennels, civic and fraternal organizations, childcare facilities, etc. Class II commercial land use activities are considered SPECIAL EXCEPTION uses and REQUIRE REVIEW by the Planning Commission and APPROVAL by the Board of County Commissioners. Another excellent feature of this property is that the land is completely high and dry! No flood zone, or wetlands. Electricity is all along US Hwy 27 directly in front of the property. The Florida Georgia line is less than half a mile away! Havana, FL is only five miles away! The State Capital, Tallahassee, FL is only twenty miles away! Just a 35 minute drive! The beautiful Gulf of Mexico is just over an hour away! Brokered by Jerrod A Trainer & Associates, and Tutt Land Company. Listed by Jerrod A Trainer, ALC- (850)-869-9872, and Bill Gray, ALC (334)-714-0009. Contact Jerrod, or Bill today for more information if you're interested in purchasing this land.

Talk about an outstanding recreational property for deer and turkey hunters!! This 48-acre is connected to and adjoining the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. What this means for the recreational property owner is that 40 acres are full of food, and the 48 acres surrounding this property would be yours, and guess where the wildlife will be bedded down on YOUR PROPERTY! I saw so many deer trails within the wood line as I was walking the property. There are huge hardwood trees bearing plenty of mast crops, a small year-round stream that flows through the northern portion of the property, and a wet weather stream that flows through the middle of the property. If you are a deer hunter, you will love these 48 acres. This property is less than a mile from the Quincy Super Walmart and less than a mile from Interstate I-10. Also, you are about 45 minutes from the Tallahassee International Airport. Also, another option is if you are a builder or developer, the front 8-acre parcel is zoned residential, so you can put 1 house per acre or 8 houses there. Then keep the back 40 acres as your own private sanctuary or build 4 more houses with 10-acre estates for each. There is so much potential here, the timber on this property will also hold a good value, as there are some really good-sized timbers on this property. Amazing small acreage hunting property, conveniently located to Quincy and Tallahassee.

Truly a one-of-a-kind gem!! This 4,354 SQ FT home boasts five bedrooms and three baths. It was superbly built in 1972 and has had many upgrades and additions through the years. The same family has owned it since 1975. Tucked back in the 20 sprawling acres of huge live oak trees, pine trees, a winding dirt path, and lush landscaping, you will feel like you are in the middle of an oasis. This home features custom cabinets in the kitchen, a beautiful wood-burning fireplace in the living room, a huge den with exposed beams and a wet bar, two huge primary suites, a huge sun-room with a perfect outside sitting area attached, an amazing outside kitchen setup, courtyards, fenced in yards, storage building, and a truly amazing 32x40 woodworking shop that has all the tools a carpenter would need (These items can be negotiated). Also, there is a two-car garage, and every stitch of the property has been perfectly landscaped. Sitting right in the Havana Country Club neighborhood. You will love this home and its premier location!

Embark on a journey of opportunity with this exceptional 67.4 acre property located in the picturesque landscapes of Gadsden County, Florida. Located between Havana and Tallahassee, the Stalvey Farm is the perfect tract for the family that is looking to have a sustainable lifestyle while still being close to all the modern amenities. Featuring a blend of natural pine and hardwood, this parcel promises a rewarding investment for those seeking natural beauty. Features: Located 3 miles to downtown Havana, FL., 10 miles to I-10 and N Monroe Street in Tallahassee, FL. Immerse yourself in the serenity of nature with over 67 acres of land providing habitat for local wildlife and opportunities for recreational pursuits such as hiking, bird watching, and hunting.

Large prime hunting property located in the heart of the Florida Panhandle is just a few miles southeast of Chattahoochee and only a few miles from Georgia and Alabama lines. This property has approximately 65 acres of 2-3-year-old cut-over planted back in pines, and 140 +/- acres of 20-year-old pines that could use a thinning, which would put some money back in your pocket or provide some excellent shooting houses. The land owner has taken meticulous steps to maintain this property well. When he and I first looked at this property, he took me on a preview and drove his brand-new F-150 throughout the farm. We went down every road and he never once got a scratch on his truck. When I say the roads and trails are maintained, they are WELL maintained! This property is covered with deer and turkey and would make some phenomenal dove shooting opportunities. A shooting range would be ideal here as well. The land owner has brought in power, installed a septic tank, and dug a well, for a future residence/lodge/cabin overlooking the 1-acre pond at the bottom of the hill. Talk about ultimate privacy, and the view from the front porch would be beautiful sunsets every evening, and a pretty pond view from the back porch. The majority of the property is fenced and there is a gated entrance right off Hardaway Highway. If you have ever dreamed of owning a private hunting property, and the ability to build your dream home or lodge or cabin with convenient access to amenities, paved road frontage, power, water, septic, green fields in place, and plenty of wild animals to chase, then this property has to be at the top of your list! These large acre tracts in NW Florida do not become available often.

The 542 acre Split Pine Plantation is a high end recreational/timber tract with future development potential and is ideally located in Gadsden County, just east of the quaint town of Havana and 12 miles north of Tallahassee. Thomasville and Bainbridge are both less than a half hour away. The deer and turkey hunting here is as good as it gets in north Florida. Comprised of approximately 400 acres of valuable planted and natural pine and 120 acres of scattered mast producing hardwood bottoms this tract is the perfect balance for wildlife and income. The canopy lined paved entrance meanders down to a gathering spot consisting of a 60 x 40 pole barn, a 1 bedroom camp house with kitchenette and full bathroom. A screened porch looks out over a food plot and feeder. Adjacent to the camp house there is a mayhaw orchard, clay target range and a stocked 1.5 acre pond. A well maintained road system throughout the property provides year-round access to this game rich tract and the strategically located food plots. The farm is bordered on 3 sides by River Ridge West a gorgeous 3800 acre plantation on the Ochlockonee River. A valuable component to this tract is that there are approximately 125 road front acres that are zoned 1/1 Rural Residential. This zoning could allow for one home per acre and potential higher and better use. This farm is an ideal candidate for a Conservation Easement as well. Great location, large adjacent land owners and exceptional hunting along with timber income and development opportunities makes this an exceptional offering.

6.5 +/- acres available in Quincy, FL. There is a 27,350 sq.ft. warehouse on the premises, which will need renovations and a new roof due to damages from Hurricane Michael. This massive structure is constructed of concrete block & brick and features a loading door and electricity. Located in Quincy, FL, at the intersection of I-10 and SR 12, approximately 20 minutes from Tallahassee.

Ochlocknee River frontage, 538 acres and close to Tallahassee, what else could you ask for? The Riverbend tract lies just inside the Gadsden County Line on SR 157. It has approximately 1.2 miles of paved road frontage and 1.1 miles of frontage along the Ochlocknee River with hardwoods and various ages of pine plantation for future income.