Located in Bleckley County, Georgia, this property is made up of 5 acre parcels up to 26 acres. Prices range from $3,995 per acre up to $8,995 per acre. The property is gently rolling land planted in pecan trees of various ages. Bushy Creek flows through the property providing a picturesque scene. Cochran, the county seat, was named for Arthur E. Cochran, President of the Macon & Brunswick Railroad, who was influential in the development of the county. Located about 45 miles southeast of Macon, Georgia, Cochran is home to Middle Georgia College, recognized as the oldest two-year college in America. It is one of the original units of the University of Georgia System.