The Buttermilk Tract is listed at $155,000 for approximately 21.79 acres, which works out to about $7,113 per acre. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The property is well-suited for a primary homesite, mini farm, or investment. The good soil and high ground make it attractive for building or agricultural use, and the double road frontage gives flexibility for dividing the tract into smaller lots. There is also considerable standing timber that could be harvested for an immediate return or to fund property improvements.

Yes. The tract has double road frontage, with approximately 300 feet along Buttermilk Road and 275 feet along both sides of Quail Hollow, providing excellent access. City water is also available at the property.

The property sits on the outskirts of Sylvania, Georgia, with Hwy 301 nearby. It is approximately 20 miles from Statesboro, 41 miles from Rincon, and 67 miles from Augusta, making it convenient to a range of regional centers.

The listing is handled by Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with American Forest Management. Mark has over seven years of experience with AFM and grew up in Screven County, giving him deep local knowledge of land in Southeast Georgia. You can reach him by phone at 912-312-3007.

According to the listing, the Buttermilk Tract has considerable timber value that is ready for harvest. This timber can provide an immediate financial return or be used to fund improvements to the property, making it an appealing option for buyers looking for an income-producing asset alongside the land itself.

The Buttermilk Tract is listed at $155,000 for approximately 21.79 acres, which works out to about $7,113 per acre. The price is currently unchanged from its original listing.

The property is well-suited for a primary homesite, mini farm, or investment. The good soil and high ground make it attractive for building or agricultural use, and the double road frontage gives flexibility for dividing the tract into smaller lots. There is also considerable standing timber that could be harvested for an immediate return or to fund property improvements.

Yes. The tract has double road frontage, with approximately 300 feet along Buttermilk Road and 275 feet along both sides of Quail Hollow, providing excellent access. City water is also available at the property.

The property sits on the outskirts of Sylvania, Georgia, with Hwy 301 nearby. It is approximately 20 miles from Statesboro, 41 miles from Rincon, and 67 miles from Augusta, making it convenient to a range of regional centers.

The listing is handled by Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with American Forest Management. Mark has over seven years of experience with AFM and grew up in Screven County, giving him deep local knowledge of land in Southeast Georgia. You can reach him by phone at 912-312-3007.

According to the listing, the Buttermilk Tract has considerable timber value that is ready for harvest. This timber can provide an immediate financial return or be used to fund improvements to the property, making it an appealing option for buyers looking for an income-producing asset alongside the land itself.