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Wall Road Farm is 33.25± acres located in Laurens County. The property is just outside of the small town of Dexter. This property represents a great opportunity to live on acreage that is turnkey for livestock owners. The Home: The residence on Wall Road Farm 2,068 square feet according to the house plans. It is a three bedroom, two bath home framed with all 2x6 framing. The master bedroom is large with a spacious bathroom. The master bath boasts a double sink, large custom tile shower, and walk in closet. The others two bedrooms are located down the hall and share a bathroom. The bedrooms and living room are carpeted while the kitchen area is floored in LVP flooring. The bathrooms are ceramic tile floors. The exterior of the home is vinyl siding with a GAF roof. A two-car garage and outdoor storage room provide storage and parking. The rear of the house has a large, concrete patio that is ideal for outdoor cooking. Adjacent to the patio is a screened and covered porch that looks out over the back yard, outbuildings, and pasture beyond. The Barn and Outbuildings: The main outbuilding on the property is the horse barn. It is a 30x40 metal building with a 15' lean to off of one side. Inside, the barn has three stalls for horses. There is also extra space that allows for storage of feed and all of the other things that go along with horses such as tack. If not needed, this building could easily be converted into a garage or shop. The second outbuilding is also a metal building. It measures 20x40. It is climate controlled and insulated. The building has been used as a workshop, but could be modified for a myriad of uses. It has been wired and designed to serve most uses a new owner may have for it. The third and final outbuilding on the property is a run-in shed for the livestock. It is located near the barn, but is fenced off in a manner that allows it to be isolated into its own paddock. The shed is wood construction and well thought out. It is heavily constructed and also built to be safe for horses. It serves an ideal place to feed stock and as a catch pen. The Land: This property has been developed primarily as a place to raise and house livestock. The majority of the property has been sprigged in Russell Bermuda grass. This allows the pastures to be used for both grazing and hay production. High tensile fence encloses the main pastures where horses are currently kept. Farm fencing partitions the area around the home. The area around the home is also served by an automated gate on the drive way. The pastured area in front of the home could easily be fenced to add more grazing area to the farm. Alternatively, this area could continue to be used for hay production. All pastures on the property have been well established and well maintained Two areas of the property are wooded. A small copse of oak and pine breaks up the pasture on the front of the property. At the rear of the property is another section of wooded land. Boggy Branch, a small seasonal creek, flows through this area. Deer and other game use these woods as they move from ag fields in the area back to bedding areas. Wall Road Farm is an opportunity to live on a small farm that is turnkey. It has been well thought out to be both a home to the owners as well as their animals. If you are looking for a private residence in a rural area, you should see this property. We feel quite sure you will enjoy it as much as the current owners.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

Horse Branch is 109.86 acres located approximately two miles outside of Dudley in western Laurens County. This property represents a rare opportunity to own acreage in the most desirable area of Laurens County. Building sites, recreational opportunities, timber production, and future development combine to make this a unique property that checks all of the boxes. The diversity of the property begins with the timber stands it boasts. Approximately 13 acres of the tract is timbered in Long Leaf pine. With some development, this stand will provide good revenue from straw production. 57+/- acres are planted in Loblolly pine. These stands are merchantable and a thinning would provide immediate revenue to the new owners. The third stand is the hardwood bottom that crosses the property. This bottom is the course that Horse Branch follows to cross the property on its way to Turkey Creek. Horse Branch is a small tributary creek lined with oak, gum, and a few cypress trees. A small beaver dam creates a natural pond in the north east corner of the property. This water feature adds another point of diversity to the tract as a whole. The topography across the property is gently rolling with very nice hillsides above the hardwood bottoms. Two pole barns on the property tell of its past use as farm and pasture land. Both barns are in serviceable condition as shelters. One has a small office built into it. A well also serves the area around this barn. Electricity has also been pulled into the barn site and well. Wildlife sign can be found across the property. Deer, turkeys, ducks, and the occasional wild pig call it home. Its proximity to Turkey Creek, and connection by water, ensure a good population and variety of animals. Hunting has been good on the property for years and will be for years to come. Horse Branch's location is another attribute that adds to this property's attractiveness. It is located less than four miles from Interstate 16. Macon is an approximately 45-minute drive. Drive times to Atlanta and Savannah are approximately two hours. Horse Branch is a rare opportunity to own a medium acreage property that has not been available to the public in over two generations. The combination of timber management, superb location, wildlife, and future possibilities serve to make this a truly unique property. Call us today to schedule a showing and see a great middle Georgia property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.

East Dublin Pasture is a 78.47 acre hay pasture located on Ralph Keen Road in Laurens County, Ga. The property features beautiful Live Oak trees, productive soils and grass varieties, 99% uplands acreage, and a well-established internal road system. This farm has the potential to be transitioned into a cattle or horse pasture, or it could be converted back into cultivation for agriculture. In the past, this pasture has been planted as a dove field, and it has produced a number of great dove hunts. The pasture's layout also creates great habitat and hunting opportunities for both whitetail deer and eastern wild turkeys. The property has paved road frontage on Ralph Keen Road, and there is potential for another access point on the 338 feet of road frontage on McCord Avenue. In terms of future improvements or development, this property features a professionally built internal road system that is ready to be paved and includes a culdesac and culvert piping. This invites the opportunity to subdivide this farm into smaller acreage 'mini farms' or homesites. On the western boundary of the property, there is also a great location for a future pond that could be roughly 2.5 to 3 acres in size. If you are looking for a farm where you can establish your forever home under the big oaks, let your horse and cattle graze on the healthy grass, or create an ideal bird field or food plot, this 78.37 acre farm is a must see. Showings are by appointment only. Contact listing agent, Chap Shuman, at (912) 661-3891. There is a recorded survey on file for this property.