Seven Bridges Ranch is a turn-key pastureland, timber and $3,015,700

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Seven Bridges Ranch is a turn-key pastureland, timber and recreational investment located in Madison County, FL. The ranch is 1,138 acres (MOL) with frontage on Seven Bridges Rd. and paved CR-150 and features productive pasture fenced and cross-fenced for a cattle operation, some of the best hunting in Florida, mature timber, and frontage on the Aucilla River. - Seven Bridges Ranch is part of the Aucilla River basin, and a portion of the property has the river flowing through it. Approximately 403 acres of the property are in pasture, much of it fenced for cattle. 206 +/- acres are in natural timbered uplands with a mix of mature pine and hardwood hammock, and approximately 529 acres of the property are in timbered bottomland, ponds, and river bottom. Power is located along the road boundaries and many good homesites exist. The property could easily be divided up and sold in smaller portions for future development. A well-built and maintained internal road system gives good access throughout the property. - The area ecology is very diverse and soils are productive for pastureland, as well as native browse for wildlife. Deer and turkey populations are robust and of high quality. The Aucilla River is an Outstanding Florida Waters (OFW) water source and is fed by natural springs, some of which are located on this property. The river is known for its recreational quality as a paddling route and fishing source. Seven Bridges Road is named for the seven bridges that once crossed the river basin in this area connected Madison and Jefferson counties. The remains of the bridges can still be seen crossing the river next to this property. The river frontage and environmental significance of the area makes Seven Bridges Ranch a good potential option for a conservation easement or mitigation property. - The ranch is located in Madison County near Greenville, FL. It is a 30 minute drive to Perry, FL, 45 minute drive from Tallahassee, FL, and 3.5 hours to Tampa and Orlando. Madison County is known for its productive soils, big deer, and cattle and timber industries.