0 Ethel Rd Lot | Ferme | 61,51 ha | À vendre | 386 550 € | Jacksonville, FL 32218

Escape to Your Own Natural Paradise! Unleash your adventurous spirit on this 152-acre haven along the scenic Thomas Creek, where nature takes center stage. Spanning two parcels, this property offers a diverse landscape, lush freshwater forested wetlands on one tract, and a rich blend of hardwoods and towering pines on the other. With over 3,500 feet of creek frontage, the property invites endless exploration, kayaking, fishing, and wildlife encounters right in your backyard. Bordering the serene Thomas Creek Preserve and Fish Camp, this land is a sanctuary for outdoor lovers. Approximately 149 acres are protected by a Conservation Easement, preserving the land's pristine beauty for generations to come. But here's the real gem—about 2 acres remain unrestricted, primed and ready for your dream cabin, hunting lodge, weekend camper, or secluded getaway. Hike, hunt, fish, birdwatch,or just breathe in the peace of your private escape. Whether you're a conservation enthusiast, sportsman, or someone craving off-grid serenity, this is your chance to own a piece of Florida wilderness. Don't miss this rare opportunity. Properties like this are hard to come by! Approximately 149 acres are protected under a conservation easement ensuring the preservation of its ecological value. This easement restricts development and activities such as construction, excavation, and vegetation removal, safeguarding the land's natural state. The remaining 2 acres are ideally suited for a cabin, home, or camper, providing a perfect base for hunting, fishing, birdwatching, and other outdoor pursuits. Adjacent to Thomas Creek Preserve and Fish Camp, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Florida's untouched wilderness. Please note that conservation easements are legal agreements that impose certain restrictions to protect the land's natural resources. For detailed information about the specific terms and permitted activities within the easement, it's advisable to consult the recorded easement documents.