Anderson Timber Tract

This diverse 94-acre tract in Wilkinson County offers a strong mix of timber value, recreational opportunity, and wildlife habitat. The property features easily navigable dirt roads that provide access throughout the tract, supporting both recreational use and efficient forest management. A comprehensive, strata-level timber inventory is in place, providing valuable insight into species composition, age classes, and overall timber value. The tract includes recently planted loblolly pine plantations alongside natural hardwood stands, offering both near-term and long-term timber potential. Plantation areas have a relatively open understory, while hardwood sections provide thicker, brushy cover that enhances wildlife habitat. The surrounding area consists of a mix of timberland and rural tracts typical of middle Georgia, supporting consistent populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey and creating productive hunting opportunities. The property includes acreage on both sides of King Road with approximately 500 feet of frontage on each side, providing convenient access. An established internal road network allows for easy navigation across the tract and supports efficient land management and recreational use. Tucked away near the rural community of Gordon, the property offers a quiet, private setting while remaining just a short 20-mile drive from Macon, where additional amenities, dining, and entertainment are readily available.