If you’ve ever wanted to chase an Osceola, this is the country they live in.

The Osceola turkey exists in exactly one place on earth — peninsular Florida — and hunters fly in from all over the country for a crack at one. The Green Swamp is the heart of that range. Hogs run year-round out here with no season and no bag limit, and as the landowner you don’t need a license to take them on your own dirt. Deer move through. So do bobcat, otter, gray fox, and the occasional black bear.

Two and a half acres and change off Salyers Road, deep in one of the last genuinely wild places in Florida. Pines, palmetto, and quiet. This is bow country — small enough to know every inch of, big enough to hang a stand and put out a feeder and let it sit.

It’s also protected. The Green Swamp is where a serious chunk of Florida’s drinking water starts, which is why the state guards it. No house goes up here and no house goes up next door. That’s the whole appeal: the woods you buy are the woods you keep.

Access is by a recorded easement that runs with the land — ingress and egress, drainage, and utilities, conveying at closing and passing to whoever you sell it to someday. It’s a legal right, not a road: unimproved, not county-maintained, currently a trail. Bring a side-by-side. No power, no water, no neighbors.

Verify seasons and regulations with FWC before you hunt.

$22,500 — $1,500 down, then $254.79/month. Ten years at 8%. No credit check, no bank, no hassle.

Fill out the form and we’ll get you out there to walk it.