Almost Heaven
Description
498+- acres of text book hunting, Fishing, and entertainment all wrapped into one place. Located in the middle of the southwest Georgia region. It has been owned by a family that has given a lot of thought into providing the perfect hunting atmosphere for family and friends. Paved Hwy frontage has gated entrance. Amenities include: steel equipment barn, gravity and spin feeders, enclosed tower and deer stands, long expanse of high fence in critical location. Lodge tastefully done hints at masculinity but will please most feminine notions. multiple stocked fish ponds, miles of interior rocked and dirt roads for truck, atv, or horseback. A major Flint River tributary, the Kinchafoonee is a well known trophy deer producing waterway with prolific numbers of Whitetail Deer and wild turkey. Duck shooting in several locations. Timber value is high from pine sawtimber to saw quality old growth hardwoods. Topography has gentle roll along mosaic of mature timbered woods roads. Exceptional deer have been harvested and resided on this property and taken on neighboring properties. Adjoined by very large landowners that practice quality management provides strength in “Almost Heavens” deer management program. Almost Heaven has been on a year round feed program with results. This is one spectacular place.
Location
- State: Georgia
- Property ID 8184
- Price $ 2,241,000
- Property Type Farm & Timber, House
- Property status Sold
- Land area 498 Acres
- County Webster
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