Just north of the fall line parkway awaits 32.2 acres of seclusion, timber, and endless recreation opportunities. A heavy stand of natural regenerated loblolly gives immediate return on investment. Wilson Woods exhibits a wide range of habitat and topography for a small tract. The eastern upland hills fade to the west where the bottomlands of Gumm Creek meander along the county line of Washington and Baldwin. Large food plot opportunities are available on the southern portion of the property where early successional habitat can easily be converted. The transition area between the natural regenerated pines and the early successional habitat is an open stand of planted pines along a ridge and hillside. Scattered throughout the property turkey scratching’s litter the landscape along with countless scrapes and rubs. A deeded easement gives egress/ingress access allowing for no wasted opportunity along public road access. The seclusion and privacy of Wilson Woods provided by no road frontage is invaluable to the outdoor enthusiast and is conveniently located between Milledgeville and Sandersville.

For more information please contact Trey Waller@ 478-232-5990