"Making Moves Easier" for Buying or Selling Real Estate in the Big Bend Area.

North Florida is nearer to Atlanta than Miami and is often referred to as "The Other Florida."  The attitude of the people, the climate and the easy going lifestyle provide residents of the four counties surrounding Florida’s state capitol a quality of life and sense of well-being hard to find in other communities in the South. 

Leon County is the home of Florida’s state capitol.  Since World War II, this home to nearly 250,000 people has experienced and continues to experience a slow but steady growth.  Home to state government, two major universities, an ever growing community college, museums, galleries, and theatres ensure that cultural and academic activities are available year round.  Resources are available for businesses, health and safety, government, education, recreation, places of worship and much more.  For additional information about the Leon County area visit http://www.talchamber.com/index.asp.

Please feel free to visit our surrounding counties.  A brief narrative and weblink is provided to assist you in your move.  An easy search of all homes can be made right on this website.  We also include a mortgage link to assist in answering mortgage questions.  We welcome you to North Florida, and look forward to "Making Moves Easier!"

Wakulla County is one of the fastest growing counties in Florida.  It is located a short ride south of the state capitol, Tallahassee and borders the Gulf of Mexico.  Natural amenities include the world famous Wakulla Springs, the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and the Apalachicola National Forest.  This is a great place for families to live and grow.  The public school system (3 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and a high school) is consistently in the top performing school systems in the state.   Wakulla County is a great place to live, work, and play.  For more information visit, http://www.wakullacountychamber.com. 

Gadsden County offers low cost living when compared to many other counties in Florida.  Home seekers can choose from contemporary homes in modern developments or historical homes in established neighborhoods.  Gadsden County is less than thirty minutes from Tallahassee, however life here is miles away from the fast pace of the state capitol.  There are opportunities to become involved in over 30 civic organizations and over 100 houses of worship.  For more information about living in Gadsden County visit http://www.gadsdencc.com/live.cfm.

Jefferson County offers activities associated with a progressive community as well as the quiet peace that comes with living outside the city.  Home to a nationally designated historic district, downtown Monticello provides a beautiful representation of 19^th century architecture.  It is the only county that extends from Georgia on the north to the Gulf of Mexico on the south.  If you’re looking for plenty of space to grow, Jefferson County offers thousands of wooded acres, rolling hills, as well as ponds and lakes of all sizes.  For more information on Jefferson County, visit  http://monticellojeffersonfl.com/.

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