Gadsden County

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Welcome to Gadsden County

Nestled just northwest of Tallahassee, Gadsden County offers a unique blend of Southern charm, natural beauty, and small-town living—making it an appealing destination for those seeking a slower pace without sacrificing access to city conveniences. Known for its rolling hills, scenic farmland, and historic communities like Quincy, Havana, and Chattahoochee, Gadsden County is rich in culture and heritage. The area is perfect for those who appreciate front porch living, strong community values, and the freedom to spread out on larger parcels of land. With affordable real estate, opportunities for hobby farming, and a growing interest in sustainable living, Gadsden County attracts everyone from first-time buyers to retirees and investors.

Residents enjoy outdoor activities like fishing on Lake Talquin, exploring trails, and visiting art galleries and antique shops. Just a short drive from Florida State University, Tallahassee’s state government offices, and regional hospitals, Gadsden offers peaceful rural living with easy access to education, healthcare, and career opportunities. Whether you're drawn to historic homes, spacious acreage, or a sense of belonging in a tight-knit community, Gadsden County is a place where families grow, traditions thrive, and life slows down—in the best way possible.

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Gadsden County at a Glance

Getting Around

Central GC to Tallahassee: About 30 miles
Central GC to Gulf Coast: About 50 miles
Major Roads: I-10, US-90, US-27

Demographics

Population: About 46,000
Size: 529 sq mi
Median Home Value: $92,000

Spotlights of Gadsden County

Unique Communities

Gadsden County is home to a number of unique little towns. There’s the quaint and elegant Old Quincy. There’s the outdoor mecca of Chattahoochee. There’s the shopping haven of Havana… There’s Gretna and Midway and Greensboro… and more.

Parks & Greenspace

Gadsden County is a place for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers, for campers, hunters, and hikers, for anglers, for kayakers, for horseback riders and horse-lovers. It’s a place for those who truly want to experience the unspoiled beauty of nature.

Art & History

Gadsden County is home to a number of unique historic sites, museums, and charming little downtowns. There are art centers and galleries, theatres, historic homes, vintage boutiques, local artisan shops, and much more.

Gadsden County Attractions

What You'll LOVE in Gadsden County

Amazing Outdoor Recreation

Gadsden County is home to a number of fantastic outdoor destinations. The Apalachicola River Blueway National Recreation Trail flows from Lake Seminole in Chattahoochee to the Gulf of Mexico 107 miles to the south, offering an amazing destination for canoeing, kayaking, fishing, camping, and more.

Lake Talquin and its surrounding State Park are another favorite. Here, visitors fish, boating, paddling, bird watching, camping, hiking, horseback riding, biking, and more. Lake Torreya and Torreya State Park are also quite popular, and the area’s hiking trails are quite renowned for their fantastic bluff-top views over the river.

Stunning Country Homes

Gadsden County is a fantastic choice for buyers seeking large acreage or equestrian properties, plantations or farmland, or even new construction or custom building options. With hundreds of acres of undeveloped land and natural areas, the county is home to numerous working plantations, farms, and equestrian centers. It’s also a great place for building homes from the ground up.

Great Schooling Options

Gadsden County public school students are served by Gadsden County School District, which educates about 5,600 students from grades Pre-K through 12. The district consists of four elementary, two middle, and four high schools (one of which is the Gadsden Technical Institute). There is also one K – 12 charter school (Crossroads Academy) and two magnet schools.

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