Description
Located in Lee County, this 50+-acre property offers a perfect blend of agricultural, recreational, and residential possibilities. Currently a producing pecan orchard, it features mature, irrigated trees that yield a steady income. Beyond its agricultural potential, this property boasts some of the best deer hunting in the state. Lee County is renowned for its rich wildlife and trophy-managed hunting opportunities. The property is loaded with whitetail deer and turkeys, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The neighboring properties are also well-managed for trophy hunting, providing a solid, game-rich environment. A small pond sits on the property, perfect for waterfowl hunting, though the dam currently needs some repair. For those looking to build their dream home, this is an ideal location. The land offers beautiful, scenic views, with nice hardwoods lining both sides. The property is easily accessible with paved road frontage. With two wells already in place, it’s well-equipped for agricultural and residential needs alike. Whether you’re an investor seeking a productive orchard, a hunter looking for a prime piece of land, or someone dreaming of a picturesque country home, this 50+-acre tract in Lee County is a must-see. A beautiful, well-managed piece of land with abundant wildlife and a serene setting, it’s ready to become your personal oasis. Shown by appointment only.
Location
- State: Georgia
- Postal code / ZIP: 31787
- Property ID 11505
- Price $ 400,000
- Property Type Farm & Timber
- Property status Sold
- Land area 50 Acres
- County Lee
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