Courtesy: Southern Estates Homes & Land
Terri Bell
478-494-1663
88.95-Acre Private Natural Farm Retreat with 1/4 mile county-maintained driveway off highway 15 (Foskey Estate) Quick Access: Peaceful, quiet sanctuary located in a small, friendly rural town, just 20 minutes from the Interstate, nestled in Southern Central GA between Savannah and Macon Versatile, relaxed country living: 4-Structure Multi-Unit Estate with many amenities (Electricity, security system, 2 deep wells, 2 septic systems, fire trails, high-speed internet, satellite TV). 3 comfortable homes that can serve as primary residences, guest accommodations, or rental property. Sportsman's Paradise: hunting cabin, tree house/deer stand, recreational vehicle/horse trails among acres of pine timber and mixed hardwood trees Excellent deer, turkey, and wild boar population on mature, well-wooded property Fortified Security: 2 Reinforced Concrete homes plus a large garage/shop; all with metal roofs, 8" cement slabs, and concrete block construction, and the main house has a large basement/safe room Great location: Dublin 20 miles; Vidalia 29 miles; Soperton 11 miles; Vidalia Hyundai Mobis Savannah Meta-Plant 38 miles; George Smith State park 31 miles; Savannah 98 miles; Macon 77 miles
Courtesy: FRC Land Co.
Clay Humphries
478-954-8502
Trinity South 119 Acres Emanuel & Johnson Counties, GA Welcome to Trinity South, a 119-acre recreational and timberland tract located in Emanuel and Johnson Counties, Georgia. This property offers the kind of privacy, natural beauty, and outdoor potential that many buyers look for when searching for recreational land in central Georgia. Trinity South features a diverse mix of planted pine, natural hardwood timber, rolling topography, and hardwood drain systems that create both visual appeal and strong wildlife habitat. These natural corridors support healthy populations of deer, turkey, and other native game species, making the property especially attractive for hunting and year-round recreational use. The varied terrain gives the tract character and usability, with opportunities for trail riding, hunting setups, camping areas, and outdoor exploration throughout the property. The landscape transitions naturally between pine stands and hardwood areas, creating a balance of open visibility and wooded privacy. This diversity not only enhances the recreational experience but also contributes to the long-term timber and investment potential of the property. An established internal road system provides access throughout much of the tract, making it easy to navigate and enjoy the property. Whether used for ATV riding, hunting access, recreational exploration, or future land management activities, the road network adds both convenience and functionality while allowing buyers to fully experience the property's diverse terrain and timber stands. Situated approximately 12 miles west of Swainsboro and 6 miles northeast of Adrian, Trinity South offers a rural setting while still maintaining convenient access to nearby communities and regional markets. Additional nearby destinations include: 18 miles to Wrightsville, GA 30 miles to Dublin, GA 85 miles to Macon, GA 140 miles to Savannah, GA For outdoor enthusiasts, Trinity South provides the type of setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether your goal is spending weekends hunting with family and friends, riding ATVs through established trails, or simply enjoying a quiet recreational retreat away from the pace of town, this property offers the space and environment to do just that. Emanuel and Johnson Counties continue to be recognized as strong timberland and recreational markets within central Georgia. The region benefits from a well-established forestry industry supported by nearby wood-using facilities, experienced logging contractors, and active timber dealers. This existing infrastructure can be especially appealing for buyers seeking recreational land that also carries long-term timber and investment potential. The tract is currently enrolled in CUVA (Conservation Use Valuation Assessment), which may provide valuable property tax advantages for future ownership if maintained according to county guidelines. This can offer meaningful benefits for buyers interested in recreational land ownership, timber management, or long-term land investment strategies. Potential uses for Trinity South include: Hunting and recreational property Timber and land investment Camping and outdoor recreation ATV and trail riding Wildlife management and habitat improvement One of the standout qualities of Trinity South is the overall balance of the property. The combination of timber diversity, rolling topography, hardwood drains, and established access creates a tract that feels both functional and naturally beautiful. The property offers enough acreage for privacy and recreation while remaining manageable for future ownership and enjoyment. The surrounding area reflects the qualities many buyers seek in rural Georgia land ownership - quiet surroundings, productive timberland, abundant wildlife, and a strong connection to the outdoors.
Courtesy: FRC Land Co.
Clay Humphries
478-954-8502
Trinity North 60 Acres Johnson County, GA Welcome to Trinity North, a 60-acre recreational and timberland tract located in Johnson County, Georgia. This tract features over 20 acres of Planted Pine Loblolly, natural hardwoods, and paved road frontage along Trinity Church Road. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment, this property offers the kind of versatility and natural character that makes owning land in Georgia so appealing. From the moment you enter the property, the varied topography and diverse timber mix create a landscape that feels both private and inviting. Rolling terrain transitions into natural hardwood drains that help shape the property's character while also supporting a strong wildlife habitat. These natural features create excellent wildlife corridors throughout the tract, making the property especially attractive for deer, turkey, and other native game species. The combination of planted pine and mature natural hardwoods gives Trinity North a balanced look and feel. Portions of the property offer open visibility through pine stands, while the hardwood areas provide shade, privacy, and a more traditional wooded setting. This mix not only enhances the recreational appeal of the property but also contributes to its long-term timber and land value potential. For buyers who enjoy the outdoors, Trinity North offers plenty of opportunities to create a property tailored to your vision. This 60-acre tract could easily support hunting setups, food plots, trail systems, camping areas, ATV riding, or a quiet getaway tucked among the trees. The rolling terrain and wooded setting make the property enjoyable to walk and explore, while the natural drainage features add to the overall beauty and diversity of the landscape. The paved road frontage along Trinity Church Road provides easy access to the property and adds convenience for recreational use and future land management activities. Along with the paved road frontage, Trinity North offers an established internal road system providing access throughout much of the property, making it easy to navigate and enjoy the tract. Whether used for ATVs, hunting access, recreational exploration, or future land management activities, the road network adds both convenience and functionality while allowing buyers to fully experience the property's diverse terrain and timber stands. Johnson County continues to be recognized for its strong recreational and timberland market. The area benefits from a well-established forestry industry with nearby wood-using facilities, experienced logging contractors, and active timber dealers throughout the region. For buyers interested in land as both a lifestyle purchase and a long-term investment, this regional timber infrastructure adds another layer of value and opportunity. The tract is currently enrolled in CUVA (Conservation Use Valuation Assessment), which may provide potential property tax advantages for future ownership if maintained according to county guidelines. This can be especially beneficial for buyers seeking to hold land for recreational use, timber management, or long-term investment purposes. Trinity North offers the flexibility to fit a wide range of uses, including: Hunting and recreational property Weekend camping retreat ATV and trail riding Timber and land investment Wildlife management One of the strongest qualities of Trinity North is how naturally balanced the property feels. The mixture of planted pine, natural hardwoods, wetland features, and rolling terrain creates a tract that feels larger than its acreage while still remaining manageable to enjoy and maintain. It is the type of property where you can spend the morning walking trails, the afternoon setting up a hunting area, and the evening around a campfire with family and friends. If you have been searching for a well-rounded recreational tract in central Georgia with pave
Courtesy: SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real
Hunter Bargeron
912-850-0095
114 Acres in Emanuel County, Georgia! This tract offers seclusion off of Highway 80. An old farmhouse built in 1918 sits in the middle of the property, offering seclusion. A 7 acre established pecan orchard is situated just out the front porch, with an expansive open field to the right. A wooden true timber tool shed, 10+/- year old pines, hardwoods, and two ponds totaling 4.3 Acres stocked with large bass are just some of the amenities included with this tract. Around the property are numerous signs of wildlife such as bedding areas, trails, and scrapes from Whitetail Deer. The smaller pond would be a great area for a duck hole. A decommissioned county road makes up the driveway, and there is power ran along it from Highway 80 to the farmhouse. There are access roads throughout the property, wide enough for a pickup, offering plenty of options for getting back into the woods and hunting. This tract is rich in history, and would make an amazing hunting camp or homeplace. The farmhouse will need work in order to be livable, but is begging to be restored to it's former charm. If you are looking for the ultimate "old southern home place", this is the tract. Owner is open to dividing the property into 20 acre tracts if desired.
Adrian is located in Georgia. Adrian, Georgia has a population of 687. Adrian is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 37.9% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 20.29%.
The median household income in Adrian, Georgia is $34,844. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,292 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Adrian is 49.2 years.
The average high temperature in July is 92.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 34.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.1 inches per year, with 0.1 inches of snow per year.
