The Old Florida Ranch is a 1,093-acre conservation estate in Land O’Lakes. It offers the opportunity for someone to build a home or lodge within a one-acre oak hammock while enjoying the diverse natural habitats, an abundance of wildlife, and the preservation of natural ecosystems that encompass the rest of the ranch. It features a variety of natural habitats, including forests, grasslands, wetlands, and a lake. These habitats are carefully maintained and protected to support native flora and fauna, providing a refuge for wildlife. In addition, the ranch can be used for recreational hunting, birdwatching, and the quiet enjoyment of the serene wildlife that inhabits the area. The ranch is one of the premiere restorable sites in the region and also forms a key wildlife connection with its neighboring 3,500-acre Southwest Florida Water Management District (SWFWMD) Conner Preserve. It also contains critical habitat for the federally endangered wood stork and for the state threatened gopher tortoise. This active mitigation bank will remain in its native state into perpetuity with easements already in place. No mitigation credits transfer with the sale and the only use for this property is what is allowed in the current easement.