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The Timber Creek Lodge is one of the largest custom built log homes in America. Built in 2007 and situated on nearly 1,400 acres of prime North Florida forest land, […]

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The Timber Creek Lodge is one of the largest custom built log homes in America. Built in 2007 and situated on nearly 1,400 acres of prime North Florida forest land, this country paradise features over 3 1/2 miles of frontage on both sides of Juniper Creek and another 1 1/2 on Pond Creek.

While the Timber Creek Lodge is located in Crestview, it is situated in a very secluded & private rural setting.

That’s 24,567 sqft. overall with 16,015 in HVAC area

Enormous second floor with 2000 sqft living room with floor-to-ceiling windows & 40 ft. ceiling height

The custom lighting fixtures both inside and outside of the home have a replacement value estimated at $250,000.

The enormous 1,266 sqft. Master Wing!

Additionally, there are three large bedrooms on the second floor, all with private baths.

Gourmet kitchen with Thermador appliances

And then enjoy the meal in this spacious dining room!

There is a Gentleman’s Room on the second floor with full size billiard table, gun display cabinets, and large stone fireplace.

Taking the elevator to the first floor, you will find a heated garage

The wine cellar is crafted in stone which can accommodate 200 bottles of your favorite wine

All lakes are stocked with bass, bream, and catfish

There are three lakes on the property, two are 3-4 acres and the large lake is 17 acres. All are stocked with bass, bream, and catfish and it is not uncommon to catch bass over 10 lbs.

Oh, and it has a gym…because of course it has a gym!

So who has $12,000,000 just hangin’ around and wants to buy this awesome piece of property?

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