River Bluff
Description
Mitchell County, Georgia – Flint River Frontage
Discover a rare opportunity to own premium recreational land along the iconic Flint River in Mitchell County. This property combines exceptional hunting, beautiful river views, and long-term timber value—creating the perfect all-around retreat.
The tract borders a scenic stretch of the Flint River, offering outstanding fishing for shoal bass, flathead catfish, and more. Towering bluffs overlook the water and create several incredible cabin site possibilities where you can take in the river’s natural beauty.
Wildlife thrives here. The property is set up for serious whitetail, turkey, and duck hunting with established food plots, mast-producing hardwoods, and a well-designed internal road system. Deer stands and feeders are already in place and ready to hunt. Like-minded neighboring landowners along both sides of the river help ensure quality wildlife management throughout the area.
Timber diversity adds both habitat and value, with a mix of mature planted pines and younger stands for future income. Power is available at the road, making cabin construction or future improvements straightforward.
A rare blend of river frontage, wildlife, timber, and privacy—this Flint River property is a true South Georgia gem ready for its next steward.
Location
- State: Georgia
- Property ID 13644
- Price $ 2,650,000
- Property Type Farm & Timber
- Property status For Sale
- Land area 408 Acres
- Label ACTIVE
- County Mitchell
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