his beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for tOne lucky bidder will get the opportunity to live among the stars, the trees, the wildlife and one of the wealthiest land owners in the United States.

700 acres of vacant land is to be auctioned off on March 10th in pristine Jefferson County, Florida. The property owned by a former tv weatherman turned real estate entrepeneur and licensee is up for grabs, but what makes this property really unique is it's neighbors. St. Joe on one side and on one corner, the famed Avalon Ranch home to former media mogul and maybe the country's largest private land owner, Ted Turner.

Current property owner Dave Roberts says it's going to be a tough day on March 10th, but he says, "I feel good that anyone that appreciates this property and it's disposition enough will get a shot to buy it and enjoy it as I have."

The suggested minimum bid price is $1200 per acre on an estimated 698.7acres. Chip Haywood, broker and auctioneer from Haywood Realty Auction almost tried to talk Roberts out of selling it after he saw it for the first time. Haywood says, "Here's this beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for t

ty owned by a former tv weatherman turned real estate entrepeneur and licensee is up for grabs, but what makes this property really unique is it's neighbors. St. Joe on one side and on one corner, the famed Avalon Ranch home to former media mogul and maybe the country's largest private land owner, Ted Turner.

Current property owner Dave Roberts says it's going to be a tough day on March 10th, but he says, "I feel good that anyone that appreciates this property and it's disposition enough will get a shot to buy it and enjoy it as I have."

The suggested minimum bid price is $1200 per acre on an estimated 698.7acres. Chip Haywood, broker and auctioneer from Haywood Realty Auction almost tried to talk Roberts out of selling it after he saw it for the first time. Haywood says, "Here's this beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for t

's largest private land owner, Ted Turner.

Current property owner Dave Roberts says it's going to be a tough day on March 10th, but he says, "I feel good that anyone that appreciates this property and it's disposition enough will get a shot to buy it and enjoy it as I have."

The suggested minimum bid price is $1200 per acre on an estimated 698.7acres. Chip Haywood, broker and auctioneer from Haywood Realty Auction almost tried to talk Roberts out of selling it after he saw it for the first time. Haywood says, "Here's this beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for t

as I have."

The suggested minimum bid price is $1200 per acre on an estimated 698.7acres. Chip Haywood, broker and auctioneer from Haywood Realty Auction almost tried to talk Roberts out of selling it after he saw it for the first time. Haywood says, "Here's this beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for t

his beautiful piece of property that looks like it has more wildlife per square mile than Wall Street has bankers, and I couldn't understand why he'd want to sell. I’d rather we just become good friends and he let me hunt it whenever I want, but he wouldn’t fall for that."

Roberts says, "it's incompatible with my lifestyle right now. I'm working on a half dozen small development projects for the next couple of years that take me all over Florida and I only get a chance to drop by and visit. The property needs more than that and I hope the person that wins it at the auction, invests in it, develops it properly and really maximizes and enjoys it's beauty."

The property is 700acres of vacant land, with woodlands and wetlands, fronting Interstate 10 for about 2 miles on the east side of Turkey Scratch Road and about 1 mile deep. Roberts says, "I come over that paved overpass on I-10, like it’s my own private driveway, arrive at the property and I just exhale everytime."

The property is located in Jefferson County, Florida near the city of Monticello. Jefferson County is pushing a population of 15,000, but it's just east of Tallahassee, which is showing steady suburban growth in this direction.

The auction will be held on Saturday, March 10th at high noon at the property entrance on Turkey Scratch Ro