This ±91-acre tract on Bird Flanders Road in Emanuel County, Georgia, offers an excellent opportunity for recreation, investment, or your future homesite. Conveniently located just a short drive from Swainsboro, Metter, and Statesboro, this property provides the perfect balance of rural privacy with easy access to nearby towns and school.
The land has been recently clear-cut, giving buyers a clean slate to shape the property to their vision—whether replanting for a future timber investment, establishing food plots for hunting, or developing a custom home or weekend retreat. The property features ample road frontage along Bird Flanders Road, allowing for multiple access points or potential subdividing in the future.
A beautiful pond located near the front of the tract adds both aesthetic appeal and a water source for wildlife, making this property ideal for hunting and outdoor recreation. With its open terrain, rolling topography, and rural setting, this tract offers endless possibilities for those looking to invest in land in one of Georgia’s peaceful countryside areas.
Great hunting and investment property in northern Screven County. This tract has a mixture of hardwoods and Longleaf pine plantation. The straw from the Longleaf pines can be raked to provide yearly income. The area has plentiful wildlife including deer, turkey and ducks. There is a good interior road system, a duck pond, and food plots in place, making this property ready to hunt from day one.
Nice private tract just off Hwy 301 south of Sylvania. The front of the property is open, and could be used for a mini farm or pasture land. On the hill there is a metal building with concrete slab and a deep well in place, perfect for a shop or hunting cabin. The slab has pipe for plumbing but no septic in place. The back of the lot has a large Cypress Pond for hunting or possible conversion to a fish pond. Property is 5 miles from Sylvania and 16 miles to Statesboro. Call today to see this nice parcel.
Great hunting and recreation property located just southeast of Newington, GA. The majority of the property has been reforested with 83± acres of containerized Longleaf pine and 294± acres of containerized Loblolly pine. The remaining acreage consists of small Carolina Bays and Hardwood branches. Runs Branch, a year-round flowing creek, also runs through the tract. Deer, turkey, dove, ducks and the occasional wild hog are plentiful throughout the property. The property has an extensive road system with all entrances gated, allowing for access and hunting across the entire tract. Just 45 miles north of Savannah and 30 miles from Statesboro, this land has many possibilities.
Approximately 32 Acres in West Emanuel County located at the corner of Alton Lawson Road and Walden Way. Well and Power on site in a 1.5 acre clearing ready to build a home or weekend cabin. The majority of the property is 11 and 14 year old planted pines with a narrow drain of hardwoods that feed through. Mule Pen Creek forms the western boundary of the property and the deer and turkey are plentiful in the area. Call/Text Jeremy Coulter 912-687-2042.
Great small acreage hunting tract close to the Ocmulgee River. The tract is 13± acres and has been cutover, but could be reforested in pines. Easement access.
Situated in the heart of Screven County, Georgia, this expansive 122-acre property in Newington offers a prime opportunity for timber investment, recreation, and hunting. The tract features 110± acres of planted Loblolly pines ranging in age from 1 to 11 years, providing future timber value. There are 7± acres of natural hardwoods that, along with the pine plantation, offer excellent bedding areas for wildlife or an ideal private homesite surrounded by nature. With an established internal road system, access throughout the property is easy and efficient. Boasting 400 feet of frontage on Newington Hwy (Hwy 24), 2,000 feet along Hudson Ferry Road, and another 400 feet on Woodpecker Trail, this tract offers excellent visibility and accessibility. Located 20 minutes from Sylvania and Statesboro, and just an hour from Savannah. Whether you’re looking for a smart land investment, a recreational retreat, or a hunter’s haven, this tract presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of land in a prime South Georgia location. Call today to schedule a showing. 912.764.LAND(5263)
25.76 Acres – Beards Creek Church Road, Glennville, GA. This fenced property is ready for livestock with pastureland and a private pond stocked with largemouth bass and brim. Just 10 minutes to Glennville, 30 minutes to Hinesville/Fort Stewart, and about an hour to Savannah or Statesboro, it offers the perfect mix of country living and convenience. Call or text to schedule a private showing. 912-334-0661
Welcome to the Ayers Homeplace – 74 acres in the heart of Screven County, GA offering the perfect blend of peaceful seclusion, natural beauty, and recreational appeal. The land features mature timber, including approximately 29 acres of planted pines and beautiful open hardwood flats, making it ideal for hunting, timber investment, or outdoor enjoyment. A charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath home sits nestled among the trees, complete with a sunroom and metal roof installed just six years ago. For added convenience and functionality, there’s a spacious garage/storage building equipped with a deer cooler – perfect for hunting season. A tranquil pond and picnic shed enhances the property’s charm – perfect for weekend gatherings or quiet relaxation.
With nearly 600 feet of paved road frontage on Buttermilk Road, the Ayers Homeplace combines privacy with accessibility and convenient access to nearby cities. Located northwest of Sylvania, this versatile property is just 30 minutes from both Waynesboro and Statesboro, a little over an hour from Augusta, and approximately 1.5 hours from Savannah.
Whether you’re seeking a family homestead, a private retreat, or a recreational haven, this property delivers. Call us today to schedule a showing! 912-764-LAND(5263)
Horse Branch is 109.86± acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes.
The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole.
The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well.
Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come.
Horse Branch’s location is another attribute that adds to this property’s attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours.
Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.