Ask Jon Kohler
This 60.28 +/- acres boasts frontage on the Ochlockonee River, is bordered by and in the neighborhood of major plantations, has excellent deer and turkey, is located in the famed Red Hills Plantation belt, and is only 14 miles to Tallahassee’s Bradfordville. Ochlockonee River Place is the epitome of what people look for when they want a small acreage, high-quality recreational property in the corridor of some of the best deer hunting in Leon County.
"This is one of the few remaining, small acreage dream properties bordering a major Leon County hunting plantation that has not yet been acquired by one of the neighboring plantations." - Jon Kohler
The property has gorgeous hardwoods; some of the best examples of mixed pine and upland hardwoods found anywhere. The natural woodlands are diverse and productive. There are great roads throughout and numerous access points to the river.
With more than 1.25 +/- miles of river frontage, there is abundant recreation, including kayaking and fishing. Two seasonal creeks also course the southeast portion of the property. An oxbow in the river makes for even more diverse habitat.
There is a large hill overlooking the river that would make a perfect cabin site. The property is an excellent family recreational property, or an exceptional annex for a larger property, which is what it's used for today.
"This is one of those rare, extremely easy places to own where you simply fill the feeders every few months and just show up. The game is there. The wildlife corridor doesn't get any better than this." - Jon Kohler
This Florida property is located 20 minutes from shopping and restaurants in Bradfordville in Tallahassee. It is 25 miles from Thomasville, GA.
This is the best bang for your buck recreation-wise for under $400,000. It is a great place to buy and hold while enjoying it for family recreation. This is a rare opportunity for a high-quality recreational property this close to Tallahassee with excellent deer and turkey, gorgeous hardwoods, and river frontage.
"Priced at just $6,000 per acre for a total of only $365,000, it's impossible to find a better return on one's recreational dollar!" - Jon Kohler
