1940s Florida Country Home on Nearly 4 Acres with Pecan Orchard Under $100K
Country living awaits on nearly four acres of unrestricted Florida land with a mature pecan orchard. This three-bedroom, one-bathroom home features a spacious kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and a private well with septic system. Peaceful living awaits just 20 minutes from Bonifay, 45 minutes to Dothan, AL, and about an hour from Panama City Beach’s white-sand shores.
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About This 1940s Florida Country Home on Nearly 4 Acres with Pecan Orchard Under $100K
Inside, you’ll find a spacious kitchen perfect for home cooking, a cozy wood-burning fireplace anchoring the living room, and a generously sized master bedroom. Outside, a wood shed with concrete flooring provides practical storage space, while the property’s private well and septic system offer complete independence. Location couldn’t be more convenient—just twenty minutes from Bonifay, FL, forty-five minutes to Dothan, AL, and about an hour’s drive to Panama City Beach and South Walton Beach, where pristine white sand awaits. With three bedrooms and one bathroom across 3.83 acres, this property offers genuine value for buyers ready to invest in repairs and updates that will unlock its full potential.
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
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1562 Highway 177A, Bonifay, FL 32425 $99,900
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Bonifay, Florida
Bonifay is a small rural city in Holmes County in Florida’s Panhandle, serving as the county seat with a population of around 2,500-3,000 residents. Located in northwest Florida, it sits roughly equidistant between larger regional hubs—about 45 minutes from Dothan, Alabama to the north and an hour from Panama City and the Gulf Coast beaches to the south.
Economy centers around agriculture, timber, and small businesses, with the area known for farming, particularly peanuts and cattle. Holmes County ranks among Florida’s most rural and least densely populated counties, giving Bonifay an authentic small-town character with minimal commercial development.
Main Street features classic small-town amenities—a courthouse, local shops, churches, and family-owned restaurants. Community events like the annual Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo draw crowds each October. Cost of living remains significantly lower than most of Florida, attracting retirees, remote workers, and families seeking affordable land and a slower pace.
Natural surroundings include pine forests, rolling hills, and agricultural land—quite different from the flat, subtropical landscape most associate with Florida. Summers bring typical Florida heat and humidity, while winters are mild with occasional freezes.
For those seeking privacy, acreage, and genuine rural living within reach of beaches and regional services, Bonifay offers an increasingly rare combination in modern Florida. It’s decidedly not a tourist destination or retirement community—just a working agricultural town where neighbors know each other and life moves at a different speed.
Bonifay, Florida | Driving
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