230 acre Untouched Old Florida Landscape

230-Acre Filming Oasis in Central Florida’s Cracker Trail Step into a truly cinematic landscape—this breathtaking 230-acre ranch sits in the heart of Florida’s historic Cracker Trail, offering a diverse and atmospheric canvas for your next film, photo shoot, or creative project. The property is a striking blend of wide open fields and dense oak and pine hammocks, with natural features including a meandering creek, two ponds, marshland, and a haunting field of dead petrified trees—an eerie and powerful backdrop perfect for dramatic or surreal visuals. Scattered throughout the land are a few 300+ year-old oak trees, many draped in Spanish moss and surrounded by ancient Native American citrus trees, creating a timeless, untouched feel. Rustic amenities include: • 3 separate king-bed tiny homes, thoughtfully spaced for privacy • 2 outdoor bathroom/shower setups with hot running water • A fully functional outdoor kitchen and common area • Old cattle pens with a weathered, cinematic charm perfect for Western, Americana, or historical settings • Manicured gravel roadway provides easy access from the main road directly to the tiny homes and common area • The rest of the property is navigable by side-by-sides, ATVs, or pickup trucks, with natural-looking trails weaving through forests, fields, and creek crossings—ideal for tracking shots, outdoor scenes, or adventurous exploration Location Perks: • Just 25 minutes from the heart of Sebring, Florida, a charming town experiencing a boutique revival—ideal for additional local filming or comfortable crew lodging • 23 minutes from Sebring Regional Airport • 2 hours from Orlando International (MCO) • 1 hour 45 minutes from Tampa International Airport • 2 hours and 45 minutes from Miami International Airport (MIA) Nearby Accommodations & Dining: Sebring offers a growing mix of boutique hotels, vintage inns, and trusted chains like Tru by Hilton, Residence Inn, and the historic Inn on the Lakes, which overlooks Lake Jackson. Dine at local gems like Faded Bistro & Beer Garden, Cowpoke’s Watering Hole for hearty Southern fare, or Chicanes for lakeside fine dining. The area is increasingly becoming a favorite for travelers seeking charm without the crowds. Whether you’re capturing a pastoral romance, a haunting thriller, a historic piece, or a moody editorial, this location offers natural variety, privacy, and an authentic Old Florida feel—with all the right modern touches just minutes away.