Land & Home Lots for Sale in 31049

101-acre recreational tract located in Johnson County, just outside of Wrightsville. This property offers a mix of mature hardwoods and pines, ideal for hunting deer, turkey, and small game. Gated access (via easement) and established trails throughout make it easy to navigate. The land features a diverse habitat with natural cover, gently rolling terrain, and potential for food plots or campsite

Shawn McDonough S&D Real Estate

PRICED TO SELL! MOTIVATED SELLER! - 130 ACRES OF DEER, DUCKS, TURKEY AND BEAUTIFUL VIEWS - GREAT RESIDENTIAL AND RECREATIONAL LAND - PROPERTY Has Merchantable Timber -Approx. 45 Acres of Planted Slash and Loblolly Planted Pine Panted 2008 and 2010 - Beautiful Hardwoods and Pines Cover This Outstanding Tract of Land - Nice 4 Acre Pond that Sits in the Middle of Property, Needs Dam Repair (Pond is

Rhett Blount DRB Realty & Properties LLC

Trinity South | 119 Acres | Emanuel & Johnson Counties, GA Welcome to Trinity South, a 119-acre recreational and timberland tract located in Emanuel and Johnson Counties, Georgia. This property offers the kind of privacy, natural beauty, and outdoor potential that many buyers look for when searching for recreational land in central Georgia. Trinity South features a diverse mix of planted pine,

Clay Humphries FRC Land Co.

Trinity North | 60 Acres | Johnson County, GA Welcome to Trinity North, a 60-acre recreational and timberland tract located in Johnson County, Georgia. This tract features over 20 acres of Planted Pine Loblolly, natural hardwoods, and paved road frontage along Trinity Church Road. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this property offers

Clay Humphries FRC Land Co.

This 303 acre tract on Pinetucky Road borders the recently constructed 2,000 acre Wadley Solar Project in Jefferson County and has the potential to be leased or purchased by a solar company for conversion to a solar farm. This productive farmland has the highest quality soils as 247 acres or 82% of the soils on the property are classified by USDA as Prime or Statewide Important Soils. There is a

Thomas Verner Southern Land Exchange