Tucked between a network of tributaries feeding the Choctawhatchee River and nestled within the backcountry of West Choctawhatchee Bay, this rare opportunity to own a small piece of unspoiled Florida wilderness exists. Ideally situated for a rural retreat, the property lies just north of Pine Log Creek, a stunning, dark tannin-stained waterway named for the route it carved through nearly 7,000 acres of state-protected land in Pine Log State Forest. In fact, access to the property typically leads you through the forest before arriving at a quiet dead-end road that terminates into additional state land and another nearby tributary known as the East River. The East River is located less than a half mile to the west of the property, while Pine Log Creek is situated at an estimated 400 feet to the south of the property. Needless to say, the entire area is teeming with wildlife, and of course,...
Tucked between a network of tributaries feeding the Choctawhatchee River and nestled within the backcountry of West Choctawhatchee Bay, this rare opportunity to own a small piece of unspoiled Florida wilderness exists. Ideally situated for a rural retreat, the property lies just north of Pine Log Creek, a stunning, dark tannin-stained waterway named for the route it carved through nearly 7,000 acres of state-protected land in Pine Log State Forest. In fact, access to the property typically leads you through the forest before arriving at a quiet dead-end road that terminates into additional state land and another nearby tributary known as the East River. The East River is located less than a half mile to the west of the property, while Pine Log Creek is situated at an estimated 400 feet to the south of the property. Needless to say, the entire area is teeming with wildlife, and of course, fantastic fishing can be had within minutes from the land. A handful of neighboring parcels are used as weekend retreats or fish camps, with a few full-time residences scattered along the way. Power is available at the roadside. Give us a call today and dont miss your chance to claim a piece of Floridas wild and scenic outdoors.
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Research Parcel InformationFrom Hwy 20 and Hwy 79 in Ebro, head west-northwest on Hwy 20 for about 0.74 miles. Turn left onto Strickland Rd. and drive roughly 2 miles until the pavement ends and the county-maintained dirt road begins. Continue on Strickland dirt road for approximately 2.18 miles. The property will be on both the left and right sides of the road, just east of 6271 Strickland Rd.