The Hodges Tract is ideally situated in southwest Georgia's upper coastal plain, placing it in the heart of one of the state's most productive agricultural regions. Just 10 miles south of Albany, the property benefits from proximity to a thriving city with excellent amenities, including Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital, a regional airport, and a wide selection of restaurants, hotels, and services. The tract lies within the Baconton community, a small town recognized for its highly regarded charter school and strong local identity. To the west, the Flint River flows just two miles away, offering both natural beauty and recreational opportunities. A short drive further west leads to the 20,000-Acre Chickasawhatchee Wildlife Management Area, a state-owned property renowned for its abundant hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Access is exceptional, with the property fronting both sides of Highway 19, a major north-south corridor connecting Georgia to Florida. Additionally, a paved county road runs along the tract's eastern boundary, further enhancing convenience and connectivity. This central location provides an excellent balance of rural charm, agricultural character, and easy access to regional resources.

The Hodges Tract offers excellent accessibility with over 2,000 feet of frontage along U.S. Highway 19, a major north-south transportation route, and an additional 750 feet of frontage along Stage Coach Road, a paved county road. Power is available on-site, and an internal woods road system allows for efficient management and easy recreational access throughout the property.

The Hodges Tract offers a diverse mix of land and resources, making it well-suited for both income production and recreation. The property features a productive pecan orchard supported by a well and irrigation system, along with access to electricity. Merchantable planted pine provides immediate and long-term timber value, while areas of wetland create excellent habitat for wildlife and the potential for quality duck hunting. Soils range from well-drained uplands to low-lying wetland areas, supporting a wide variety of land uses. The tract is rich in wildlife, offering outstanding hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, hogs, and waterfowl. With its combination of income-producing orchards, timber resources, and recreational features, the Hodges Tract presents an attractive investment with year-round enjoyment.

The Hodges Tract offers a well-balanced timber resource with strong income potential and long-term growth. The property is heavily stocked with pine, including a solid base of pulpwood and sawtimber that provides both immediate harvest opportunities and future returns. In addition, scattered hardwoods add diversity and enhance the overall wildlife habitat. With nearly 200 acres of merchantable timberland, the tract combines current value with excellent potential for continued management, making it an attractive investment for both timber production and recreational enjoyment.