Magnolia Blossom’s Farm is a 236± acre high-quality recreational and timber property located in Hamilton County, Florida. One would think that this property has been transplanted from the Red Hills, with its high-quality features and aesthetics. It is located in the high-regarded Suwannee Valley less than 40 minutes from both Lake City, Florida and Valdosta, Georgia.Magnolia Blossom’s Farm has one of the highest wild quail populations in North Central Florida, for a property this size. The habitat here is far beyond what one might expect and features beautiful rolling topography and diverse ecotones. Frequent prescribed fire has been a key management tool implemented on this property for decades. Great whitetail genetics and an abundant turkey population make for great hunting opportunities.. Magnolia Blossom’s Farm is adjacent to the Alapaha River, a tributary to the historic Suwannee River. Protected on two sides by conservation land owned by the Suwannee River Water Management District, this property is very safe and protected.There is approximately 137 acres of planted pine that are exceptionally managed for income. 79 acres of hardwoods with two ponds located throughout left untouched for decades to enhance the wildlife. 30 acres were planted with slash pine trees in 2020. This provides excellent timber crop rotation with sustaining timber revenue for decades to come. Throughout the property, there are food plots, totaling 20 acres, plated year-round. In the middle of the property sits a 2,700 square foot home overlooking a beautiful ridge. Next to the house are two barns as well as a working dog kennel.Located less than 30 minutes from both Valdosta, Georgia and Lake City, Florida, and right on Interstate 75, allows easy travel from South Florida or Atlanta.This is a unique opportunity for a property this size in the Suwannee Valley that has such great aesthetics, recreation, and timber.