This 10± acre tract in Suwannee County, Florida, combines easy road access with 2 flat ponds, hardwood timber, and wildlife features, all bordered by county land on three sides for added privacy. Flood Zone X designation, and Lime Rock Road runs along the south boundary, along with power, giving a buyer a straightforward path to building. Timber on the property is a healthy mix of Live Oak, Water Oak, Laurel Oak, Pines, and Black Cherry, providing the tract with both shade and habitat variety. Two ponds sit on the property, both holding water and currently attracting wood ducks, adding a real water feature and waterfowl interest that's rare to find on a tract this size. A berm runs north to south along the eastern third of the property, creating elevated ground that serves as a travel corridor for deer and turkey moving through the tract, as confirmed by trail camera evidence showing a strong presence of both species. That same high ground along the berm on the east side of the property stands out as a strong potential homesite, offering a buyer both recreational value and a practical building site in one package. With I-10 Exit 275 only 1.3 miles away, bordering county land for privacy, and a combination of timber, water, and documented wildlife activity, this 10-acre Suwannee County tract offers a well-rounded small-acreage opportunity for a hunter, outdoor enthusiast, or future homeowner alike.