Oldfields Plantation

Ranch Description

Rare sealed bid auction 9-25-14 true southern wild quail plantation1725 acres - tallahassee/thomasville plantation belt - florida side oldfields plantation is a 1,725 acre iconic quail plantation with a classic revival home strategically located 15 minutes outside of tallahassee. the plantation is absolutely beautiful and extremely well-managed. there are bountiful live oaks, rolling red hills, two large floodable duck ponds, pastures, several large bass ponds, and the famous lake drain. best of all, it contains one of the ten most beautiful natural features in north florida, old fields canyon. letchworth-love state park, featuring the tallest indian mound in the state of florida, borders the property. the plantation contains one of the most significant archeological sites in florida including the site of a prehistoric city. the plantation has been protected from development by a conservation easement.  the plantation house is one of the nicest houses in the area and is almost 7,000 square feet.   below is some brief information about the property.. 1,725 acre iconic quail plantation, jefferson and leon counties, fl (may be divided). site of a prehistoric native american city. recreational trophy property. strategically located 15 minutes outside tallahassee. 12-acre floodable duck pond across from lake miccosukee and additional 3.5 acre floodable duck pond. 6-8 quail courses and a selection of bird dogs. one of the finest kennels in the red hills and dogs. established trophy deer program. 10+ acres in bass fishing ponds. 9 stall horse stable with tack room and office built in 2007, 25 acres of fenced pastures, and several gaited walking horses. 6,881 sf classic revival house, matching 975 sf guest house, detached garage, and pool, built in 2009 by acclaimed skip sheffield. manager's house, three bedroom lake front camp house, and equipment barn with office. beautiful live oaks and rolling red hills. site of miccosukee lake drain; one of the most beautiful natural features in north florida. lake miccosukee on north line with some of the highest concentrations of waterfowl on north florida. property is protected from development with a conservation easement