The Howard Creek tract is approximately 1,632.7 acres situated in Gulf County, Florida. It is located just a short drive from Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe, giving it a prime position near the Gulf Coast.

The property consists of roughly 1,103 acres of Slash Pine Plantations with stands planted between 1995 and 2020, approximately 498 acres of mixed hardwoods and pines, and about 23 acres of cut-over land that is ready for reforestation or other uses. There are also two ponds totaling more than 9 acres on the tract.

Because of its size, timber composition, and location near the Gulf Coast, Howard Creek is considered suitable for timber investment, hunting, recreation, and potential future development opportunities. The mix of pine plantations, hardwoods, and open water features also supports excellent habitat diversity for wildlife.

The property is listed at $4,081,750, which works out to $2,500 per acre. The price is currently listed as unchanged.

The listing is handled by David Williamson, a Real Estate Salesperson licensed in Florida, Georgia, and Alabama with AFM Real Estate, based in Tallahassee, Florida. He can be reached by cell or office phone at 850-545-8635. David has been focused exclusively on land sales since 2006 and has experience working with both private individuals and industrial landowners on tracts ranging from a few acres to more than 10,000 acres in North Florida, Southwest Georgia, and Southeast Alabama.

AFM Real Estate has prepared a property flyer, a location map, and an aerial map for Howard Creek. These documents can help prospective buyers get a clearer picture of the tract before visiting in person.