Courtesy: Nichols Land & Investment Co.
Stephen Davison
706-831-7949
Located just north of Rayle, Georgia and an easy drive from Washington, this 217.66 acre property offers an excellent opportunity for hunting, recreation, and timber investment. Situated along Hood Branch, the property features a mix of hardwood and a variety of planted pine stands. The property is well-suited for the avid outdoorsman, featuring an established deer camp and an internal road system that provides convenient access throughout the property. This tract offers everything needed for an ideal hunting getaway. Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, recreational investment, or a property to enjoy with family and friends, this 217.66 acre tract is worth a look. Call to schedule a showing.
Courtesy: Georgia Land Brokerage
Phillip Wilson
678-791-3483
4.71 acres located at 420 Moore Rd, Rayle. This non-deed restricted property host the ability for the housing type of your desire to be placed here and with a driveway, power & a well in place it's about as turn key as it gets. Call today to schedule a showing.
Courtesy: Timberline Land & Farm
Mark Costello
706-207-5850
This 11 +/- acre tract on Adolphus Callaway Road in Wilkes County offers a great opportunity for a private country homesite, weekend retreat or small recreational property. Recently thinned, the property features a nice mix of mature pine and hardwood with gently rolling terrain leading from the road toward the creek. The property offers attractive homesite options with plenty of room to set a home or cabin back from the road. County gravel road frontage and utilities available along Adolphus Callaway Road provide convenient access for future improvements. Surrounded by larger landowners, this tract offers privacy, mature timber, creek frontage and a peaceful rural setting while still providing convenient access to Highway 78.
Courtesy: Timberline Land & Farm
Mark Costello
706-207-5850
Legacy Woods is a 95 +/- acre recreational property located on Adolphus Callaway Road in Wilkes County offering a great combination of mature hardwood and pine timber, creek frontage, good internal access and a beautiful 2-bedroom, 1-bath cottage built in 2019. The timber has recently been thinned, but it was done with the overall property in mind, leaving plenty of mature hardwood and pine and opening up areas that should only improve the property for wildlife and recreation. The 1,140 +/- square foot cottage has a rustic, high-end feel that fits the property perfectly. The interior features reclaimed wood throughout, exposed beams, a stone fireplace, granite countertops, custom cabinetry and a large kitchen island. The combination of reclaimed wood, stone and modern finishes gives the cottage the feel of a much larger hunting lodge while still being comfortable enough for a full-time residence. A whole-house generator is also in place, which is a great feature for a rural property. The land has a nice mix of mature hardwoods and pine with good roads and trails providing access throughout the property. A creek runs along the eastern side of the property, and the mix of timber, openings and water creates excellent wildlife habitat. Whether you are looking for a hunting property, weekend retreat or simply a private place in the country, this tract has a lot to offer. An adjoining 42 +/- acre recreational tract is also being offered separately. The additional acreage includes Clark Creek, bottomland hardwoods, a large flooded beaver pond that regularly holds ducks, an established food plot and additional hunting ground. Purchasing both tracts would create approximately 137 +/- contiguous acres and really completes the property as a larger hunting and recreational retreat. Buyers interested in the entire 137 +/- acres should consider both tracts while they are available. The property also surrounds an approximately 2.3-acre Callaway family cemetery, which is separately owned and served by an existing access easement through the property. With 95 +/- acres, a beautiful move-in-ready cottage, mature timber, creek frontage and plenty of room to hunt and enjoy the property, Legacy Woods is a very complete recreational property on its own. The opportunity to combine it with the adjoining 42 +/- acres makes it even more appealing for a buyer looking for additional acreage, water and recreational diversity.
Courtesy: Timberline Land & Farm
Mark Costello
706-207-5850
Clark Creek is a 42 +/- acre recreational and hunting tract located on Adolphus Callaway Road in Wilkes County. The property offers approximately 550 feet of frontage on a quiet county-maintained gravel road with convenient access to Highway 78. The property is entirely wooded and offers a diverse mix of habitat. The pine areas have recently been thinned with wildlife in mind, while bottomland hardwoods run along Clark Creek. A large flooded beaver pond regularly holds ducks and provides an additional duck hunting opportunity, while an established food plot and existing deer hunting tower stands add to the deer hunting and recreational appeal. The land has gently rolling terrain with several nice level areas overlooking Clark Creek and the beaver pond. There are multiple potential home or cabin sites that could be privately situated off the road while still providing convenient access to utilities along Adolphus Callaway Road. The combination of mature thinned pines, hardwood bottoms, creek frontage, flooded beaver pond, food plot and varied terrain provides excellent habitat diversity and opportunities for both deer and duck hunting on a manageable-sized recreational tract. For buyers looking for additional acreage and improvements, an adjoining 95 +/- acre tract with a cottage is also available. The two tracts can be purchased together to create approximately 137 +/- contiguous acres with an existing residence, additional recreational land and extensive creek frontage. Clark Creek offers a nice combination of hunting, recreation, water and potential building sites in a quiet rural setting with good access to Highway 78.
Courtesy: LANDSOURCE
Brad Collins
478-951-8600
Nice tract of timberland suitable for a recreation and/or timber investment with creek frontage and internal streams. 1979 planted pine has substantial timber volumes of pine sawtimber and poles. The Natural Hardwood stands are fully stocked with abundant oaks and other species. Recorded surveys. CUVA property tax covenant expires 12/31/34.
Courtesy: LANDSOURCE
Brad Collins
478-951-8600
Beautiful tract of timberland suitable for recreation and/or timber investment. Ideal family or corporate retreat with creek frontage and several internal streams. The 1979 planted pine stands have substantial volumes of pine sawtimber and poles. The natural hardwood stands are fully stocked with abundant oaks and other species. Recorded surveys dated 2024 and internal boundary lines blazed with blue paint in 2025. Primitive campsite.
Courtesy: LANDSOURCE
Brad Collins
478-951-8600
Beautiful tract of timberland with scenic creek through the middle of the tract that has an excellent lake site. Mixed timber stands with substantial pine sawtimber and poles on 452 acres and untouched mature hardwoods on 317 acres. Good road system with loop road that has two entrances. Surrounded by large timber tracts in a remote area. Pine plantations have been prescribed burned on a three-year rotation. Primitive hunt camp. Would make an ideal corporate or family retreat.
Courtesy: Southeastern Land Group
Jerry deBin
706-765-8435
Here is your chance to own 765.51 contiguous acres of managed timberland in Wilkes County, GA. This property offers excellent deer and turkey hunting! Land cover is mix of planted pines and natural mixed-hardwood stands in the drainages and along Hutton Creek that forms its western boundary. Interior roads have been improved with proper grading, crushed granite gravel, and water turnout bars. The property can be accessed from Hollis Norman Rd on its south end and Dunk Hill Rd on its north end.
Rayle is located in Georgia. Rayle, Georgia has a population of 198. Rayle is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 0% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.83%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $43,859 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Rayle is 29.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 31.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.9 inches per year, with 0.4 inches of snow per year.
