This 253.5-acre rural wooded property in Twiggs County hosts a beautiful natural hardwood timber bottom, complemented by two stands of merchantable planted pine timber. A comprehensive, strata-level timber inventory is in place, providing valuable insight into species composition, age classes, and overall timber value.
Timber diversity is a key strength, with a blend of mature pine plantations alongside natural, old-growth hardwood stands. Plantation areas feature a relatively clean understory, while hardwood sections provide thicker, brushy cover ideal for wildlife habitat. The mix of timber types creates both visual appeal and strong habitat conditions, making the tract well-suited for recreational use.
The surrounding area is also characterized by a mix of timberland and rural tracts characteristic of central Georgia, supporting productive wildlife habitat and consistent populations o...
The surrounding area is also characterized by a mix of timberland and rural tracts characteristic of central Georgia, supporting productive wildlife habitat and consistent populations of native species such as white-tailed deer, wild turkey, beavers, ducks, and a variety of songbirds. Big Sandy Creek and Alligator Creek run through the property, providing reliable water sources that enhance wildlife activity and contribute to the overall ecological value of the tract.
Access to the property is established off Highway 18, offering convenient entry while maintaining a private rural setting. The property lies just 20 miles outside of Macon, where you can find historic charm, good food and live music often. The combination of timber, water resources, and accessibility makes this property a strong candidate for hunting, recreation, or long-term investment.
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