Located in Madison County, Florida, this 765-acre tract offers a ready-to-use setup for those interested in hunting, recreation, or managing a large rural property. The land features diverse wildlife habitats supporting deer, turkey, wild hogs, waterfowl, and other native species. With established infrastructure and multiple dwellings, it combines functional improvements with the privacy and natural beauty of a large acreage parcel. The property includes approximately five miles of well-maintained internal roads that provide access to multiple hunting and recreation areas. Eight established food plots with battery-powered feeders are distributed throughout the property, along with two dug ponds that enhance habitat diversity and water availability for game species. This infrastructure allows for year-round enjoyment and land management opportunities. Two primary residences are located on the property. The first is a 2,400-square-foot custom barndominium featuring two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The design includes three large bay doors and ample covered space for equipment or vehicles. The second dwelling is an 1,800-square-foot manufactured home built in 2020, offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a fireplace. Both homes have utility connections and offer comfortable accommodations for extended stays or management operations. Additional improvements include two Connex steel shipping containers that provide secure equipment storage, a well with a water treatment system, and two septic tanks with drain fields. There are also three RV connections—two 30-amp and one 50-amp—supporting guests, hunting partners, or family visits. The property’s layout and improvements create options for recreational use, short-term stays, or long-term land management. Access is convenient via direct frontage on a county-maintained road, providing year-round entry for trucks and equipment. The internal road system allows easy navigation throughout the property, linking food plots, water sources, and stand locations. The landscape consists of a mix of timber, open areas, and transitional cover suitable for both wildlife and outdoor recreation. Terrain is generally level to gently rolling, typical of the Madison County region. The tract’s size and features support a range of land uses, including hunting, recreation, and rural living. Its combination of homes, infrastructure, and wildlife resources makes it adaptable for individuals or families interested in outdoor lifestyles, conservation projects, or simply owning a large, managed property in north Florida. Madison County is known for its rural setting and access to outdoor recreation. The property is approximately 15 miles from the city of Madison, 30 miles from Live Oak, and about 60 miles east of Tallahassee, providing access to regional services, dining, and supplies. Despite its private feel, the location remains practical for year-round use. This property represents a substantial, ready-to-use acreage tract with the infrastructure necessary for immediate enjoyment and management. Its thoughtful layout, established food plots, and dual residences create a foundation for hunting, recreation, or rural ownership with long-term value.