Located on State Highway 73 near Kinard in Calhoun County, Florida, this 32± acre recreational property offers the kind of privacy and water access that's hard to come by at this size. The property is gated and carries 0.35± miles of paved Highway 73 road frontage, giving easy, reliable access year-round. Water is a defining feature here: the property includes 0.56± miles of frontage on Cypress Creek and 80± yards along Pitts Mill Creek, adding both scenic value and habitat diversity to the tract.

Wildlife activity is strong across the property, with abundant deer and turkey and the occasional black bear sighting, a reminder of how close this ground sits to the larger wild corridors of the Florida Panhandle. For a hunter or outdoorsman looking for a weekend getaway, this property delivers real recreational value in a compact, manageable acreage.

The location puts a wealth of outdoor recreation within easy reach. Dead Lakes, known for its cypress-lined waters, and the Chipola River, a spring-fed river winding through Jackson, Calhoun, and Gulf Counties, are both nearby, along with the Apalachicola River and a number of other freshwater tributaries running through the region. The Apalachicola National Forest, the largest national forest in Florida at more than 570,000 acres of managed public land, is also within reach for buyers who want even more room to roam.

Beyond the land itself, the Kinard community offers a genuinely rural, low-key setting. It's a quiet corner of the Panhandle built around agriculture, timber, and the outdoors, with the Kinard Community Center serving as a gathering point for the area, including its well-known annual fall festival. For a buyer drawn to a slower pace and a strong connection to the land and water around them, the combination of this property's frontage, wildlife, and proximity to the region's rivers and public lands is a rare fit.