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MLS Number:
923195
Street #:
1626
Address:
Big Creek Road (229+/- Acres)
City:
Meigs
List Price:
$1,400,000
Apx Total Acreage:
229.87
Main Area:
Mitchell County
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Frontage:
Creek, Road
Utilities:
Private Well, Septic Tank
Terrain:
Bottom Land, Flood Plain, Gentle Sloping, Level, Rolling Slope
Present Use:
Vacant, Other
Property Type:
Acreage
Public Remarks:
South Georgia Farm Property located 20+/- Mile North of Thomasville GA in Southern Mitchell County. 111+/- Acres of Farm Land with yearly income of $15K on a year to year farm lease. The property offers a 3 Bedroom/2 Bath hilltop home built in 2016 overlooking the length of the entire property! (Leased for $1000 mth) Abundant wildlife! Deer, Turkey, Hogs, Ducks, Fish...and one King Snake that I know of! The property features Rolling Hills with beautiful views everywhere you look. From one point there is over 3, 000' of cleared land that is unobstructed. There is a world of cover for wildlife with some regeneration of pine and a good hardwood buffer zone paralleling Big Creek. The property could benefit from the replanting of pine in the timbered areas. Trails have recently been mulched around and on the interior of the property. There are 2, (4+/--Acre) ponds on the property...a beaver pond up front near the road and a nice fish pond in the back of the property. The property has the potential for a small plant and flood duck pond or to increase the size of the existing pond...the elevation and water source are there! Per the USDA Web Soil Survey, 64.8% +/- of the soils on the property are classified as farmland soils. Big Creek runs through the back part of the property. This creek flows year round and has a sandy bottom base. The creek is an incredible wildlife corridor and flows south into the Little Ochlocknee River in Thomas County. The whole creek system is another world to explore. Several trails have been mulched down to the creek. There are several feed plots/stand areas on the property. Many arrowheads have been found on this property per past owner reports. I have found some interesting pieces of flint. There is a restriction against chicken houses being placed on the property. The property is in a County Agricultural Tax Covenant to help lower the property taxes. Youtube Video and Land ID Link Available.
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