Sanctuary Meadows

Sanctuary Meadows is a 19+/- acre recreation and Social Storm property located in Jefferson County, Florida. This property sits right in the heart of the Red Hills region. Sanctuary Meadows is connected to Lake Drain, the southern water flow of Lake Miccosukee. This unique property promotes and sustains a wide variety of wildlife throughout the 19 acres. Lake Drain directly feeds the 3-acre pond on the property, creating an abundance of fish within Sanctuary Meadows. The direct flow of water through the Florida Aquifer yields beautiful, clear water throughout the year. Lake Miccosukee is located just a few miles north of the property. The aquatic vegetation habitat attracts some of the highest concentrations of migrating waterfowl in North Florida, as well as brood-rearing habitat for wood ducks. Wood ducks continually use this small 3-acre pond as a refuge from the larger, more active Lake Miccosukee. Sanctuary Meadows is also located less than 12 miles from Tallahassee East, and just a few miles from the I-10 interchange in Lloyd. This prime location allows easy access to the capital citys restaurants and shopping. With a property less than 20 minutes from Tallahassee East, one of the fastest-growing areas in North Florida, you are the perfect distance from all of the growth and activity while also far enough away to enjoy the calm and quiet beauty of Sanctuary Meadows. Additionally, the property is less than 10 minutes from Monticello. Monticello prides itself on small-town charm, history, and a family-like atmosphere. The town offers a variety of amazing locally owned shops and restaurants and the accompanying southern hospitality. These 19 acres are nestled right in between two very distinct cities with so much to offer. On the border of Sanctuary Meadows is the Letchworth-Love Mounds. 188 acres of state conservation that contains Floridas tallest Native American ceremonial mound. This area, including Sanctuary Meadows, is full of rich history dating back to the Weeden Culture between A.D. 200-900. The state park is known for its amazing hiking, wildlife viewing potential, and stargazing, all of which can be enjoyed at Sanctuary Meadows as well. For those interested, this property also provides the perfect location to build a home site. Sanctuary Meadows is loaded with majestic live oaks, a true sign of Old Florida, that can be over 1,000 years old. The 3-acre cypress pond is a perfect complement for those interested in fishing, duck hunting, bird watching, or just pure rustic southern charm. The property has an established water well. The security, wildlife, water features, and privacy offered make for a strong Social Storm property investment in the heart of the Red Hills region.