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One-of-a-Kind Family-Owned Generational Property directly adjacent to Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park for sale! Approximately 135 acres consisting of 2 tax parcels is now made available, creating a very rare opportunity to the public. This Land is surrounded by large parcels of Paynes Prairie, timber & hardwood forest, and farm land. Abundant game frequent the property: deer, turkey, game birds, bobcat, bear, & the occasional Florida panther. The property consists of improved pasture land for grazing & cutting hay, timber & hardwood forest, Stafford Pond, along with some wetlands. Owner has used the property for raising livestock, with a set of cattle pens present. Property is fenced and cross fenced. The best use is recreational use through enjoying a nature retreat, wildlife observation, & hunting. The amount of abundant game that is drawn to this property from surrounding lands is incredible. Please see provided pictures from trail cameras. Numerous trophy Bucks & gobblers have been harvested over the years. Many maintained trails run throughout the property providing an opportunity to get away from it all and unwind with nature. Several blinds are set up on the property. There are two target ranges located on the property. A Bonus addition to this property is a top of the line custom 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2040 square feet Jacobsen home that is currently being used as an "Airbnb" rental. There is approximately 1720 feet of paved road frontage, providing easy access. Located just minutes from Micanopy, 25 minutes to Gainesville (University of Florida, Santa Fe college, UF Shands hospital, VA Hospital, major shopping, restaurants, airport, & hotels). The local area provides excellent fresh water fishing with an abundance of lakes & rivers to frequent. One can be in the Gulf of Mexico saltwater fishing in little over an hour. For the record properties like this one are disappearing everyday in Florida. Come see what natural “Old Florida” should look like! This is truly a must see!