Kemper County, Mississippi Land For Sale (6 results)

*PLEASE CONTACT ANTHONY TAYLOR FOR MORE INFORMATION* *(601)527-4236* Nestled in the picturesque farmlands of Kemper County, MS, this remarkable 114 +/- acre property boasts a gently rolling landscape that invites exploration and relaxation. Roads and trails meander across the land, offering convenient access for hiking or simply enjoying the natural beauty that surrounds you. In the lush bottomlands along the creek, mature hardwoods create a tranquil setting, while stands of pine timbersome aged twenty, others thirty yearsprovide both scenic charm and investment potential. An old barn, a relic from previous generations, stands proudly at the edge of an approximately 8-acre hay field stretching a quarter mile. This classic structure adds character and history, reminding visitors of the propertys enduring legacy. Multiple locations throughout the property offer ideal sites for a camp house or country home, making it perfect for anyone dreaming of rural living. For sports enthusiasts, abundant wildlife awaits: Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and small game thrive here, making every season exciting. Two ponds enhance the landscape, with wood ducks frequently seen on the cypress pond near the creek. An artesian spring, once vital to a historic homestead, still flows, adding a unique feature to the land. Captivating views greet you at every turn, promising endless moments of beauty and tranquility. Come tour this extraordinary propertyit might just be the one youve been waiting for!

A premier property listing offering a well-balanced and diverse landscape, ideal for both recreational use and long-term timber investment. The property features excellent accessibility with paved County Road frontage and easy access to Highway 39 and Highway 16, with Highway 45 located just 20 miles away. Utilities are conveniently available on the road. The property makeup consists of: - Approximately 35 acres of 10-11-year-old pine plantation (bedding)- Approximately 35 acres of mature hardwood timber with a creek providing a year-round water source for wildlife- Approximately 100 acres of mixed growth timber (approx. 30+ years old) This land offers exceptional recreational opportunities; 150" class deer have been harvested, and turkeys were observed during the recent property inspection. The tract also features two established food plots. Furthermore, the location provides easy access to Meridian, Philadelphia, and the new lumber mills in nearby Shuqualak and Columbus * Owner Financing Available *

PRICE REDUCED Luketown is a promising 77.24 acre piece of land, especially for wildlife enthusiasts and those interested in timber resources. Here's a breakdown of its features and potential: Location: Situated in Kemper County, MS, the property is conveniently accessible from Highway 21, a paved state highway. Being 18 miles northeast of Philadelphia, it offers a balance of seclusion and accessibility. Terrain and Timber: The land boasts varied terrain, with elevations ranging from 500 to 460 feet in the SMZ drainage area. The 55 acres of pines replanted in November 2023 provide excellent cover and browse for whitetail deer, while the 21 acres of hardwood SMZ serve as a wildlife corridor, particularly appealing for their acorn production in the fall. Surroundings: Surrounded by other timberlands to the north and east, the property enjoys a natural buffer, enhancing privacy and wildlife habitat. Additionally, the presence of pasturelands to the southwest adds to the diversity of the surroundings. Utilities and Access: Utilities are available on the highway front, simplifying the process of developing or building on the land. Access to the property is facilitated through 16th section land, ensuring ease of entry while maintaining a degree of separation from the main road. Potential Uses: Given its timber resources and wildlife habitat, the property offers a range of potential uses. It could serve as a hunting retreat, a timber investment, or even a site for a rural residence or cabin getaway. Overall, the property presents a promising opportunity for those seeking a combination of natural beauty, recreational potential, and investment value in the Kemper County area of Mississippi.

PRICE IMPROVEMENT Welcome to Blackwater North, a 185.9-acre recreational and investment opportunity in the heart of Kemper County, Mississippi. Located in Sections 2 and 11 of Township 9 North, Range 17 East, this diverse property offers a unique blend of natural beauty, accessibility, and future income potential. The tract features 116 acres of professionally managed recent replanted pine plantation and 66.5 acres of mature hardwood Streamside Management Zones, forming a vital wildlife corridor along the scenic Blackwater Creek. Elevations range from 320 feet on the ridges to 200 feet in the creek bottoms, providing dynamic topography and diverse habitats for deer, turkey, and small game. With 1,340 feet of road frontage on Oak GroveBlackwater Creek Road, the property offers excellent access with electricity provided through East Mississippi Electric Power Association. Located just 2 miles west of Highway 45, this tract is easily reached from Meridian, Columbus, and surrounding areas. Surrounded by thousands of acres of managed timberland, Blackwater North is an ideal setting for hunting, recreation, or long-term timber investment. Its proximity to regional lumber mills enhances the tracts value and future harvest potential. Whether you're a sportsman, investor, or land enthusiast, Blackwater North delivers unmatched opportunity in one of Mississippis top wildlife and timber regions.

Cow Creek, located in Sections 3 and 4 of Township 11 North, Range 14 East, in Kemper County, Mississippi, encompasses 55.2 acres of prime land. The property boasts 28 acres of replanted pines and 26 acres of mature hardwoods, offering a balanced mix of timber resources. With over 1,500 feet of frontage on Mississippi State Highway 495, this tract presents excellent potential for an estate homesite or a small recreational retreat. Access to utilities is convenient, with electrical service from East Mississippi Electric Power Association located just one-third of a mile south of the propertys access drive. Water in the area provided by Northwest Kemper Water Association. For outdoor enthusiasts, the property is ideal for hunting, with frontage along two sides of Cow Creek within the hardwoods, offering prime opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey and small game hunting. Surrounded by thousands of acres of timberland, this relatively small tract holds immense potential for a big hunting experience. Conveniently located just twelve miles east of DeKalb and twenty-two miles west of Philadelphia via Mississippi State Highway 16, the property combines the serenity of rural living with the convenience of nearby city services. Philadelphia offers dining, entertainment, and recreational opportunities, including the Pearl River Resorts Casinos and Dancing Rabbit Golf Course. Dont miss the chance to own this versatile property in Kemper County, offering a variety of possibilities for its new owner.

The Wahalak tract is located northeast Kemper County near the Wahalak Community. It is northwest of Scooba and south of Shuqualak. It consists of 403 total acres which is entirely forested. It contains a mixture of 2/3s productive pine plantations, and 1/3 hardwood stands and stream side management zones. This makes for a balanced portfolio of an income producing timber investment and excellent recreational property. Recreational tracts have experienced steady price appreciation which is expected to continue as more people are looking for their own get-a-way spot. This tract is enhanced by the fact Wahalak Creek traverses the northern half of the property. Timber stand conditions in 2026 consist of: Stand Type est year Age Acres 1 lob plt 2008 18 38 2 lob plt 2010 16 38 3 lob plt 2016 10 39 4 hdwd 2021 5 90 5 lob plt 2014 12 42 6 lob plt 2020 6 97 7 smz 1986 40 35 8 hdwd 2014 12 10 9 other 14 Land 403 Three soil types are found on the property: Houlka Silty Clay (Ho) site index for cherry bark oak is 105 feet Kipling Silty Clay (KpA) site index 90 for loblolly pine and cherrybark Mayhew Silt Loam 0-2% slope (MeA) loblolly site index 90 All three of the soils are well suited for timber production and are rated highly for wildlife habitat. Access is via a permanent easement that leads out of the northwest corner of the tract. there is also a timber company road that touches the south west corner of the property. Property is best seen by appointment with the broker, Steve Butler 601-955-7568