9700 Old Magnolia Road , Tallahassee, FL 32309(Leon County)

Tomas improvements are equally impressive, thoughtfully designed and impeccably maintained to serve as the perfect recreational retreat or full-time residence. From the main residence and guest house, to the kennels, utility barn, and stables, Toma is well-equipped to support a wide range of pursuits, offering both functionality and comfort for the discerning owner.

OVERVIEW

-349 acre beautifully maintained estate uniquely positioned in the center of the Red Hills Region in northeastern Leon County, Florida

-Surrounded by Sunny Hill, Loveridge, Norias, and Miccosukee Hills

-Well-rounded property with a diverse landscape offers the recreational opportunities youd enjoy on a property twice its size

-A majority of the land is managed for quail habitat, consisting of mature longleaf and a native habitat understory

-Wildlife-rich 20 acre hardwood bottom with creek

-Two planted 4 acre food plots with deer stands, dove field

-Beautiful rolling topography and grand live oaks throughout

-Hundreds of whistler ducks feed at Toma seasonally, roosting at the 6,000+ acre Lake Miccosukee, less than a mile from the property

-Main House built in 2020: 3565 sq ft featuring open floorplan with pecky cypress cathedral ceilings, beautiful accent woods throughout, with 2 -bedrooms, 2 full and 1 half bath, gun room, mud room with dog wash station, and outdoor entertaining area with gas-start firepit and outdoor bar

-Guest House: 1,629 square feet with pecky cypress ceiling, two ensuite bedrooms, half bath, fireplace, office

-3.5 acre stocked pond with aeriation, docks, and fish feeders

Property Headquarters:

-Enclosed equipment/utility barn with office, apx 45x60, pull through bays

-12-run dog kennel with two-acre fenced yard and restroom

-Four-stall center-aisle horse barn with 2 sliding doors on each end, hayloft, tack room, and three acre fenced pasture

-Two fuel tanks and a feed bin

-Gated entrance on historic Old Magnolia Road, with approximately mile of paved internal roads to the main house and improvements, as well as an entrance off TS Green Road

-Two Generac standby home generators

Property is protected by a conservation easement

Historic property was once part of Loveridge, then later owned by Jack Katz of Panama Jack, international purveyor of sun care products

Convenient locationnorth Tallahassees Bradfordville area, Thomasville, or Monticello are all just 20 minutes away and less than an hour to the Gulf Coast

RECREATION:

The majority of Toma is defined by its stunning, gently rolling terrain, blanketed in pine, native ground cover, and punctuated by several majestic live oaksepitomizing the distinctive beauty of the Red Hills. This is ideal habitat for quail. To enhance the wing shooting experience and offset the smaller size of the property, a preseason release of quail ensures a greater number of shooting days throughout the season.

A 20 acre hardwood bottom with a flowing creek provides a vital habitat for a rich variety of wildlife, including deer and turkey. There are two planted food plots with deer stands, one of which serves as a dove field some years. With the 6,300 acre Lake Miccosukee less than a mile away, Toma holds exceptional potential for a world-class duck shooting preserve. Already, hundreds of whistling ducks frequent the property, feeding by day and roosting overnight at Lake Miccosukee.

The property also offers a 3.5 acre stocked pond equipped with aeration, docks, and fish feeders, providing excellent opportunities for fishing. Whether youre a hunter, fisherman, equestrian, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of a well-managed natural environment, this property offers something for everyone.

MAIN HOUSE:

Built in 2020, the brick lodge-style main house is 3,565 square feet and showcases an open floor plan highlighted by soaring pecky cypress cathedral ceilings and rich wood accents throughout. From black walnut floors in the master bedroom to the ambrosia maple walls in the guest room, every detail reflects exceptional craftsmanship. Upon entering through the front doors, the kitchen immediately captivates with a striking custom copper hood, a large central island, and top-tier Wolf and Subzero appliances. The master suite offers a luxurious retreat with a spacious dressing room, soaking tub, and expansive walk-in shower. The home also includes a guest room with an ensuite bathroom, a powder room, and several thoughtfully designed spaces including a hidden gun room, sunroom, mudroom with a dog wash station, and an outdoor entertaining area with a gas-start firepit and bar. This is an ideal setting for gathering with family and friends, all while enjoying the surrounding natural beauty.

GUEST HOUSE:

The guest house, which also overlooks the pond, is just a short walk or drive from the main residence. Tucked beneath a canopy of stately live oaks and surrounded by lush landscaping, it offers a peaceful retreat for guests. Inside, the guest house has pecky cypress cathedral ceilings, two bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a half-bath, a cozy fireplace, and an office.

LOCATION:

Toma is located in northeastern Leon County, Florida, right in the heart of the Red Hills plantation belt, in a neighborhood of world-class plantations all actively managing the land for the propagation of quail and other wildlife. The Florida side of the belt is generally more sought-after due to a more friendly personal tax environment than Georgia. Tomas main entrance gate is situated on a beautifully scenic stretch of Old Magnolia Road, one of the oldest roads in the Red Hills. Old Magnolia Road was historically traveled over by wagons transporting cotton from Thomasville to shipping ports at the coast. There are also two gated entrances on T.S. Green Road.

The Thomasville Municipal Airport is about 30 minutes from Toma and has a 6,004 runway for private aviation. Tallahassee International Airport is 40 minutes from the property offering both private and public air transportation.