The story
Just north of the Town of Jasper sits 99.68 +/- contiguous acres of merchantable timber and established hunting ground in Hamilton County, Florida. The property has about 850 feet of frontage on Highway 129, and close to 2 miles of internal access roads and trails that reach every corner of the tract. Most of the property is planted pine. The 15-year-old stand is merchantable and ready for the next owner to collect on the investment. About 15 acres of wetland bay head and cypress run through the property, giving deer, turkey and other wildlife thick cover to hide and thrive. This mix of planted pine and wetland bottoms supports a strong whitetail deer population along with wild turkey. Multiple shooting lanes and food plot infrastructure are already in place, so a buyer can hunt the property from day one. The entire northeast boundary is railroad track, which creates a fortified buffer from neighboring properties. Hamilton County is well known for its large whitetail populations and the quality of the deer it produces due the great minerals in the soil, the strong agriculture presence and the close proximity to South Georgia. The offering is 2 parcels, each have road frontage. The 8-acre parcel has a home built in 1955 and a two-car garage. To be clear, the home is a true fixer-upper at best and may be a better candidate for a tear-down. For the right buyer, that’s an opportunity: restore it as a rustic hunting lodge, or clear it and build exactly what you want. Power, a well and septic are already in place, along with a beautiful front entrance and a relaxing front yard and easy access to town. Buyers should contact local planning and zoning with any building questions. Whether the goal is a timber investment, a place to hunt and recreate right away, or the site for that dream hunting lodge in North Florida, this 99.68 +/- acre Hamilton County tract delivers all three in one package.
