Homes for Sale near The Piney Woods School

This exceptional 290-acre tract offers a rare combination of income-producing timber, natural beauty, and easy accessibility. Situated in the heart of Simpson County, MS, the property features a diverse mix of pine plantation and mature natural pine-hardwood timber, creating a valuable and sustainable forestry investment.Key Features: - Timber Investment: * Planted

Jeff Portwood Molpus Woodlands Group

Not many large tracts like this become available in Rankin County. The owner is in the process of having a lake built. This project is included with the sales price. Plenty of deer and turkeys are on this place and it would make a great hunting tract. This would make a great investment opportunity with the growth of Rankin County. Come look at this tract today!

Thomas Garland Open Season Properties, LLC

28.8 Acres in the Braxton community of Simpson County Mississippi These 28 acres are located about 14 miles South of Florence, MS and 5 miles North of Mendenhall MS just East of Hwy 49. The property consists of mature Hardwood and Pine mix with the Hardwoods being the predominant species. The Hardwoods provide plenty of shade for your home site and plenty of acorns for the wildlife. Power and

Mark Harris Lynn Realty

Discover 3.7 acres of Mississippi land conveniently located just off Highway 49 in Braxton. This property offers the perfect blend of rural setting with excellent accessibility, making it a great option for a homesite, small farm, or recreational use. The acreage features a mostly open landscape with plenty of room to build, garden, or enjoy the outdoors. Being right off Highway 49 allows for

Austin Sills Open Season Properties, LLC

Approximately 9 acres of wooded land featuring mature trees and natural beauty with frontage along Highway 49 South.Accessible via a paved roadway with mostly flat to gently rolling terrain. Ideal for a homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term investment. An additional adjacent parcel is available, offering the opportunity to combine for expanded acreage.

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