Highway 145 Eastanollee. 61.58 acres in Stephens County, GA!

Discover 61.58 acres located in Stephens County, Georgia, offering an excellent combination of accessibility, recreational appeal, and development flexibility. This tract features road frontage on both Highway 145 and Ridgeland Road, providing convenient access and multiple entry points that enhance usability for a variety of purposes, whether you’re planning a private homesite, farm, or recreational retreat. The property includes a creek running through the land, adding natural beauty while supporting wildlife habitat and enhancing the overall character of the tract. Portions of the property create a desirable beaverdam environment, making it especially attractive for duck hunting and other outdoor activities. The mix of water features and surrounding terrain also supports deer and small game, making this an excellent property for sportsmen seeking a manageable yet highly functional hunting tract. With public water available, the property offers an advantage for those considering residential construction or future development, reducing infrastructure costs compared to properties requiring a private well. The land is being offered with no restrictions, allowing buyers the freedom to use it as they see fit—whether for agriculture, recreation, a family estate, or long-term investment. The combination of dual road frontage, available utilities, water features, and unrestricted status provides flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find in today’s market. This acreage is well suited for a wide range of uses, including a country homesite with acreage, a hunting property, or a mixed-use tract that blends recreation with rural living. If you’re looking for land that offers privacy, access, and outdoor opportunity in Stephens County, this 61.58-acre tract presents a rare and versatile option. Important Notice: Property lines and boundaries shown in marketing materials are approximate and should not be relied upon as exact. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research and verify property lines, easements, utilities, and any other relevant details through a licensed surveyor or appropriate authorities.