59± Acres on Paved Hwy 181 E, Walton County -- Hardwood Timber & Pasture, Pole Barn This 59± acre tract in Walton County, Florida offers a working mix of hardwood timber and open pasture, fronting paved County Highway 181 E. Roughly two-thirds of the property -- approximately 39± acres -- is wooded in mostly hardwood timber, giving the land established tree cover, natural windbreaks, and habitat suited to wildlife and hunting. The remaining acreage, roughly 20± acres, is open pasture, currently cross-fenced in sections and suitable for grazing, hay production, or continued agricultural use. A pole barn is already in place on the property, offering covered storage or equipment shelter without the need for new construction. The pasture areas show signs of active management, with mowed and maintained sections, existing perimeter and cross-fencing, and clear delineation between the open ground and the tree line. The wooded portion transitions gradually into the pasture, with a mix of mature hardwoods and pine visible throughout, along with some areas of sandy, exposed soil consistent with natural drainage patterns in the timber. Additional site improvements include outbuildings and small storage structures scattered near the pasture edge, along with utility access (power poles) already run to the property line. The land's topography is gently rolling, typical of the Florida Panhandle interior. Make an appointment today to see this well blended property.

59± Acres on Paved Hwy 181 E, Walton County -- Hardwood Timber & Pasture, Pole Barn This 59± acre tract in Walton County, Florida offers a working mix of hardwood timber and open pasture, fronting paved County Highway 181 E. Roughly two-thirds of the property -- approximately 39± acres -- is wooded in mostly hardwood timber, giving the land established tree cover, natural windbreaks, and habitat suited to wildlife and hunting. The remaining acreage, roughly 20± acres, is open pasture, currently cross-fenced in sections and suitable for grazing, hay production, or continued agricultural use. A pole barn is already in place on the property, offering covered storage or equipment shelter without the need for new construction. The pasture areas show signs of active management, with mowed and maintained sections, existing perimeter and cross-fencing, and clear delineation between the open ground and the tree line. The wooded portion transitions gradually into the pasture, with a mix of mature hardwoods and pine visible throughout, along with some areas of sandy, exposed soil consistent with natural drainage patterns in the timber. Additional site improvements include outbuildings and small storage structures scattered near the pasture edge, along with utility access (power poles) already run to the property line. The land's topography is gently rolling, typical of the Florida Panhandle interior. Make an appointment today to see this well blended property.