1290 NW Honey Lake Road , Greenville, FL 32331(Madison County)

2,844 +/- acres historic Red Hills Plantations located in Madison and Jefferson Counties, Florida.  The private 80+/- acre deep-water, spring fed lake is one of the most beautiful in the Southeast.  Located approximately 40 minutes to Thomasville and Tallahassee and Mapped on the prestigious Georgia-Florida Field Trial Map, nearby to Dixie Plantation, Pinckney Hill, Pinion Point, Turkey Scratch, and Avalon Plantatio.  There are over six miles of high-fence, a 40-acre irrigation pivot currently planted for a total of 82.1 acres in perennial peanut hay production.  The Main House is a 6,994 square foot estate on a hill overlooking the 80-acre Honey Lake.  It has four bedrooms/four bathrooms and two half baths.  The "Pansy Poe" Historic Guest House is Located on Honey Lake adjacent to the main house and has been completely remodeled and updated three bedroom house.  There is a fishing pier and boathouse, large brick fire pit/barbeque combo by the guest house, and a gated entrance, very private.  The property has excellent management for trophy bucks and turkey and there is wild quail coupled with preseason release for some of the top wing shooting in the southeast.  There is also a floodable duck pond.  There is extensive fencing, road systems, landscaping, and irrigation throughout the plantation and a high-fenced garden and chickens.  This is an excellent conservation easement potential.

Traditional Offers May Be Submitted Prior to the Auction Date.

Bidders have option on Bidding on Honey Lake Plantation in its entirety, or any of the four portions below (mapping shown on maps page):Parcel #1 (1,226 +/- acres with 80 acre lake, 6,994 sq ft house, Pansy Poe Guest Cottage, gated entrance) orParcel #2 (617+/- acres with 80 acre lake, 6,994 sq ft house, Pansy Poe Guest Cottage, gated entrance) orParcel #3 (NW 1,078 +/- acres) orParcel #4 (NE 540 +/- acres)Traditional Offers May Be Submitted Prior to the Auction Date

This is What Real Estate Opportunities are Made from. Very Rare Opportunity for the Red Hills. . . It won’t last long!

For more photos, maps, and info, visit the full website for Honey Lake Plantation at JonKohler.com