One of the highlights of the Stonewall Tract is its manageable size. At ±19.9 acres, the property provides significantly more space than a traditional residential lot while remaining practical for an individual landowner. The acreage allows a buyer to create a private homesite with room for additional improvements, outdoor recreation, or simply maintaining natural space around the residence.

Power is available to the property, making it an attractive option for buyers considering new construction. The tract offers the opportunity to establish a home in a quieter rural setting while remaining within a convenient drive of the services and amenities found in Gray and Macon.

The property is located in Jones County and within the Jones County School System. For buyers considering a permanent residence, the combination of available utilities, acreage, and access to local schools adds to the property's residential appeal. Gray serves as the county seat and provides convenient access to shopping, restaurants, groceries, and other everyday necessities.

Macon is also nearby and provides a broader selection of shopping, dining, healthcare, entertainment, and employment opportunities. The Macon area also offers convenient connections to Interstate 16 and Interstate 75, providing access to destinations throughout Middle Georgia and beyond. This accessibility makes the Stonewall Tract a practical option for buyers who may work or regularly travel to Macon but prefer to live outside the city on their own acreage.

Milledgeville is within a reasonable drive and offers additional shopping, dining, and recreation, along with access to the Lake Sinclair area. Warner Robins is also within driving distance, giving the property a central location for buyers who want a rural setting while staying connected to several of Middle Georgia's larger communities.

Beyond its residential potential, the Stonewall Tract provides plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. The acreage could accommodate walking trails, wildlife observation, gardening, outdoor recreation, or other uses depending on a buyer's plans for the property. A future owner could establish a residence while retaining much of the surrounding land for recreation and additional privacy.

For buyers who enjoy spending time outdoors, owning nearly 20 acres provides opportunities that are difficult to find with a conventional residential property. There is room to create dedicated outdoor spaces, explore the property, or simply enjoy having additional land surrounding a future home. The acreage also provides flexibility as an owner's needs change over time, allowing the property to serve multiple purposes rather than being limited to a traditional residential lot.

The tract may also appeal to buyers searching for recreational property or a long-term land investment. Its size provides flexibility for a variety of uses, whether the goal is to build a home now, hold the property for the future, or simply own a manageable piece of rural Georgia land. Buyers who are not ready to build immediately may appreciate the opportunity to secure acreage in Jones County while considering future plans for the property.

The Stonewall Tract is also adjacent to the ±4.4-acre Baker Lot, which is being offered separately. For buyers interested in additional acreage, the availability of the neighboring property may provide an opportunity to expand their overall landholding and create additional options for future use.

For those looking to build a home on acreage, establish a private retreat, or add land to an investment portfolio, the Stonewall Tract offers a versatile opportunity. With ±19.9 acres, power available, homesite potential, and a convenient Jones County location, this property provides an excellent opportunity to enjoy rural living while remaining close to the amenities of Middle Georgia.