Horse Creek North consists of approximately 247 contiguous acres situated along Highway 149 south of McRae, Georgia, in Telfair County. The property is private and secluded, surrounded by farms, timberland, and recreation properties in an area of southeast Georgia known for its timber production and recreational appeal.

The property includes 158 acres of pine plantations in two age classes, a 9-year-old stand and a 4-year-old stand, which together cover roughly 80 percent of the acreage and are expected to generate future cash flow. There are also 55 or more acres of hardwoods located predominantly along a small tributary that bisects the property and flows into Horse Creek.

The property is located in an area well known for trophy deer, upland game birds, and duck habitat. Over 4,000 feet of frontage along Horse Creek provides a diverse range of hunting opportunities. The hardwood and wetland areas along the creek and its tributary offer ideal bedding cover, forage, and duck habitat for the avid sportsman.

No. Horse Creek is unencumbered by a conservation easement, giving a future owner full flexibility in how they use and manage the property.

Horse Creek North is offered at $1,000,755, which works out to approximately $4,051 per acre for the roughly 247-acre tract.

For additional information or to arrange a property tour, you can contact listing broker Nathan Greer directly by calling (478) 232-9241. Nathan is a licensed Real Estate Broker in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Arkansas, and he specializes in farmland, timberland, and recreational properties.

Horse Creek North consists of approximately 247 contiguous acres situated along Highway 149 south of McRae, Georgia, in Telfair County. The property is private and secluded, surrounded by farms, timberland, and recreation properties in an area of southeast Georgia known for its timber production and recreational appeal.

The property includes 158 acres of pine plantations in two age classes, a 9-year-old stand and a 4-year-old stand, which together cover roughly 80 percent of the acreage and are expected to generate future cash flow. There are also 55 or more acres of hardwoods located predominantly along a small tributary that bisects the property and flows into Horse Creek.

The property is located in an area well known for trophy deer, upland game birds, and duck habitat. Over 4,000 feet of frontage along Horse Creek provides a diverse range of hunting opportunities. The hardwood and wetland areas along the creek and its tributary offer ideal bedding cover, forage, and duck habitat for the avid sportsman.

No. Horse Creek is unencumbered by a conservation easement, giving a future owner full flexibility in how they use and manage the property.

Horse Creek North is offered at $1,000,755, which works out to approximately $4,051 per acre for the roughly 247-acre tract.

For additional information or to arrange a property tour, you can contact listing broker Nathan Greer directly by calling (478) 232-9241. Nathan is a licensed Real Estate Broker in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, and Arkansas, and he specializes in farmland, timberland, and recreational properties.