The Bradwell-32 Tract is a 32-acre property listed at $191,940, which works out to approximately $5,998 per acre. The price direction is noted as unchanged, so the listed price reflects the current asking amount.

The property is situated in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, just one mile off GA Highway 21. From Old Poor Robin Road, you turn onto Beulah Road, travel one mile, then turn right onto Bradwell Road. The property is the first gated entrance on the right, roughly 50 yards down. Its location provides relatively quick access to Savannah, Augusta, Statesboro, southwestern South Carolina, and the Georgia-Carolina coast.

The tract features a balanced mix of planted longleaf and loblolly pine surrounded by mature hardwoods that form an attractive perimeter. A well-established food plot and a natural hardwood branch add habitat diversity and strong food sources for local wildlife, making the land well-suited for hunting multiple game species.

Yes, approximately 80% of the acreage consists of primarily upland soils that are considered suitable for a potential homesite. The property also has over 1,000 feet of county road frontage along Bradwell Road, a gated entrance, and an internal road system, all of which support residential development alongside recreational or investment use.

Showings are by appointment only and the gate is locked, so you will need to contact the listing agent to arrange a private tour. The listing agent is Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson based in Sylvania, Screven County, who can be reached by phone at 912-312-3007.

The listing agent is Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with American Forest Management. Mark grew up on his grandfather's cattle farm in Screven County and holds an A.A.S. in Fish and Wildlife Management from Ogeechee Technical College. He brings more than seven years of experience with AFM in Southeast Georgia, covering both industrial and private land sales as well as timber management.

The Bradwell-32 Tract is a 32-acre property listed at $191,940, which works out to approximately $5,998 per acre. The price direction is noted as unchanged, so the listed price reflects the current asking amount.

The property is situated in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, just one mile off GA Highway 21. From Old Poor Robin Road, you turn onto Beulah Road, travel one mile, then turn right onto Bradwell Road. The property is the first gated entrance on the right, roughly 50 yards down. Its location provides relatively quick access to Savannah, Augusta, Statesboro, southwestern South Carolina, and the Georgia-Carolina coast.

The tract features a balanced mix of planted longleaf and loblolly pine surrounded by mature hardwoods that form an attractive perimeter. A well-established food plot and a natural hardwood branch add habitat diversity and strong food sources for local wildlife, making the land well-suited for hunting multiple game species.

Yes, approximately 80% of the acreage consists of primarily upland soils that are considered suitable for a potential homesite. The property also has over 1,000 feet of county road frontage along Bradwell Road, a gated entrance, and an internal road system, all of which support residential development alongside recreational or investment use.

Showings are by appointment only and the gate is locked, so you will need to contact the listing agent to arrange a private tour. The listing agent is Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson based in Sylvania, Screven County, who can be reached by phone at 912-312-3007.

The listing agent is Mark Edwards, a Georgia Licensed Real Estate Salesperson with American Forest Management. Mark grew up on his grandfather's cattle farm in Screven County and holds an A.A.S. in Fish and Wildlife Management from Ogeechee Technical College. He brings more than seven years of experience with AFM in Southeast Georgia, covering both industrial and private land sales as well as timber management.