Whigham, GA Land & Home Lots for Sale

Introducing a unique 49.81-acre parcel boasting a range of income-generating and recreational opportunities. This property features 5 recently updated chicken houses suitable for poultry production, with flight pens for quail and pheasants. Additionally, 20+/- acres of agricultural fields support grazing and cattle production, complete with established fencing. The property's 28+/- acre mixed

Saunders Estate Saunders Land

35 +/- acre tract in Grady County just north of Whigham, Georgia. The tract was replanted with longleaf pines three years ago. Most of the pines are currently in the grass stage, but some are starting to develop into the bottlebrush stage. The property has 3000+/- feet of rural highway frontage, and most of the soil is considered prime farmland. The owner has an existing CUVA agreement (ag

Tim Carroll American Realty of GA, LLC

Pride has been taken in developing this stunning 31.5 acres that is ready for you to build your new home overlooking cleared land, and dotted with mature oaks and magnolia trees, privately set back 2000 feet off the road, this property is surrounded by crops and woods. There are 3 new outbuildings, ready with power, well, septic and painted to match. 2 could be finished to become your new home!

Teresa Simkins Coldwell Banker Brock Realty

This 36.27 acre property in Grady County offers a stunning mix of natural beauty and potential. Recently planted with 12 acres of Loblolly pines, its an ideal spot for both outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking to invest in timber growth. The land is abundant with wildlife, especially white-tailed deer, making it a hunters paradise. The combination of wooded areas and open space offers excellent

Callan Bryan First & Main Real Estate Group

This 43 acre multi use tract has everything! There are 13 wooded acres with a creek. The remaining acreage is open, currently used as farmland. Call today for more information on this great property and be sure to take a look at the drone video here for a better view:

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