Courtesy: Saunders Ralston Dantzler RE
Chapman Shuman
912-661-3891
Timber Ridge Farm is an impressive, income-producing timber and poultry farm located off Rushing Boone Road in Tattnall County, Georgia. Spanning approximately 537 acres, this farm features over 400 acres of pine plantation, six state-of-the-art, fully equipped poultry houses, and a primary 4-bed/3.5-bath, 2,400-square-foot brick home built in 2013 that sits adjacent to a secondary 2-bed/2-bath, 1,500-square-foot home built in 2016. The farm's timber stand consists of approximately 221 acres of 3rd Gen Loblolly and 192 acres of 13-year-old longleaf that are ready to be raked for straw production in the future. Situated within the timber are four food plot locations that are well connected by over six miles of internal access roads, creating excellent recreational opportunities for deer and turkey hunting. Contracted as a grower for Claxton Poultry, the farm's six poultry houses are in excellent operational condition and are accompanied by all of the infrastructure necessary to successfully maintain a profitable poultry operation. Altogether, this large-acreage, income-producing farm offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to live, work, and recreate all on the same property. Showings for Timber Ridge Farm are by appointment only. Contact the listing agent, Chap Shuman, to learn more. Poultry Houses: This well-maintained poultry farm features six fully equipped houses designed for efficient and reliable operation. The first three houses were built in 2012, a fourth was added in 2013, and the final two were constructed in 2016. All houses are outfitted with Chore-Time feeders and feed bins (houses 1-5 include Model C2Plus flood feeders, while house 6 features Model C feeders), Ziggity nipple drinkers, and Chore-Time Choretronics 2 controllers. Lighting includes LED systems in houses 1, 2, 5, and 6, with cold cathode lighting in houses 3 and 4. Each house has been equipped with Farm Alarm systems capable of directly contacting the owner. All six houses feature electromagnetic curtain drops, LB White forced-air heaters, ceiling-mounted stir fans, and professionally inspected blown ceiling insulation. Each house also includes Egan insulated tunnel and end doors. Ventilation systems vary, with houses 5 and 6 featuring ten 48-inch Chore-Time Turbo fiberglass fans, while houses 1-4 include a combination of two 48-inch Chore-Time Turbo fiberglass fans and eight 48-inch galvanized butterfly fans. The property is supported by dependable backup power, with houses 1-4 connected to a 105 kW Katolight John Deere generator and houses 5-6 connected to a 60 kW Katolight John Deere unit. Each house features an automatic transfer switch for near-instant power restoration in the event of power loss. Both generators are programmed to run weekly routine tests and have been recently serviced. Each of the six poultry houses also includes two 15-ton feed bins Timber Ridge Farm typically raises six flocks per year. The flocks consist of three light-bird flocks averaging 3.75 pounds and three heavy-bird flocks averaging 6.00 pounds. The light-bird flocks typically have a 30-31-day growing cycle, while the heavy-bird flocks typically have a 42-day growing cycle. Altogether, the farm normally experiences 17-21 days between flocks. Additional Infrastructure and Equipment: Located near the six poultry houses are a 40x120 stack house, two incinerators, 5 HP and 3 HP deep wells, and a 48x60 pole barn with an enclosed shop utilized for storing equipment and tools. Farm equipment included in the sale consists of a cleanout machine, a 2006 John Deere 5103 tractor, a 2013 John Deere 5065 tractor, a Case 580K backhoe, two John Deere Gators, and various miscellaneous implements. Timberland: The property's well-drained, sandy soils are conducive to healthy and sustainable timber production. The timberland acreage breakdown is as follows: 192 acres of containerized longleaf planted in 2013, 20.5 acres of 3rd Gen Loblolly planted in 2013 that have been thinned o
Courtesy: South Central Realty
Michelle Lands
912-213-0316
Boundless opportunities are in this 2.83 acres of prime commercial property in the City of Reidsville Ga! This large flat, wooded and undeveloped lot would be perfect for any commercial purpose. Reach out to Michelle today and let's bring your project to life.
Courtesy: Platinum Property Services, LLC
Levi Blizzard
912-618-0440
Rare opportunity to own 14.09 acres in Tattnall County - offered as four combined parcels along scenic River Ridge Road in Reidsville. This exceptional tract features two River Bluff lots with elevated natural views, partially wooded terrain, and open acreage perfect for hunting, recreation, or building your dream home. Gently sloping topography adds natural character while county road frontage and nearby electricity provide a solid foundation for future development. No known land use restrictions. Plat on file. All four parcels sell together - don't miss this one!
Courtesy: Premier Realty
Jeffery Sapp
912-687-1003
Check out this nice, wooded lot located close to the Ohoopee River! This property has ~400 ft of road frontage. There is electric/power pole in place as well as water well/tank. Don't miss this great opportunity!
Courtesy: Weichert Realtors-Webb & Associates
Julie Mock
912-420-1663
139 Blount Street, Reidsville, GA 30453 is a 2.80 acre wooded residential lot inside the city limits of Reidsville in Tattnall County - an in-town parcel with public water and public sewer available and no HOA. Level, in-town land of this size is genuinely hard to find in Reidsville, and 139 Blount pairs a private, wooded feel with city utilities already at the street and a short drive to downtown shopping, dining, schools, parks, and everyday services. The lot fronts paved Blount Street and runs back into a natural mix of pines and hardwoods that screen the interior for privacy, while the front, road-facing portion sits open and ready. MLS identifies the property as Parcel 039A 036G at 2.8 acres, and the recorded deed (Deed Book 588, Pages 83-84) and plat (Plat Book A69, Page 7) support the 2.80-acre tract reference. A city water tap and a city sewer tap are noted, with cable, electricity, sewer, and water all listed as available - a rare combination for acreage this close to town. Buyer should independently verify tap status, capacity, connection requirements, connection fees, and service providers for the intended use. For due-diligence context, general-reference wetlands mapping appears to show the paved-road access and front portion of the property outside the mapped Freshwater Forested/Shrub Wetland area, with the wooded rear contributing a natural visual buffer. Wetlands, flood zone, drainage, buildability, setbacks, and permitting should all be independently verified with the appropriate local, state, and federal authorities before any construction or clearing. No association is listed in MLS, and the seller's disclosure indicates the property is not part of a community or POA - no HOA dues and freedom to plan within applicable city and county zoning. The wooded character, level topography, in-town location, and available city utilities make 139 Blount a strong candidate for a future homesite, a build-to-suit residence, a long-term land hold, a garden or hobby lot, or other permitted residential use - all subject to buyer due diligence, zoning verification, permitting, survey, road frontage confirmation, and applicable city, county, state, and federal approvals. Zoned schools per MLS are North Tattnall Elementary, North Tattnall Middle, and Tattnall County High (buyer to verify current assignments). Reidsville is the county seat of Tattnall County in Southeast Georgia, minutes from Jack Hill State Park and within easy reach of Glennville, Collins, Cobbtown, and Metter, roughly 45 minutes to Statesboro and Georgia Southern University, and close to the Interstate 16 corridor toward Savannah and the Georgia coast. Everyday conveniences, medical care, restaurants, and the Tattnall County courthouse square are all just up the road, giving this parcel an unusual blend of in-town access and wooded seclusion. Buyers searching for land for sale in Reidsville GA, a Tattnall County residential building lot, Southeast Georgia acreage, an in-town wooded homesite, or a private parcel with public water and public sewer near everyday amenities should put 139 Blount Street near the top of the list. Bring your builder or your own house plans and take advantage of city utilities that many rural tracts simply do not offer. In short: a 2.80 acre wooded, in-town residential lot inside the City of Reidsville (Tattnall County), GA 30453 with public water and public sewer available, a pines-and-hardwoods buffer, and no HOA - a rare buildable-feeling homesite minutes from downtown and Jack Hill State Park. Price and terms negotiable; seller reviews all reasonable offers. Acreage, boundaries, road frontage, utilities, wetlands, zoning, and buildability are approximate and buyer to verify. Search 139 Blount Street, Reidsville for photos, the plat, and full details, then submit your best offer.
Courtesy: Plantation Properties & Land Invest
Cade Windham
478-972-9189
Twin Rivers Plantation is an exceptional 1,060-acre property located along the Altamaha and Ohoopee Rivers in Tattnall County. With outstanding improvements, diverse wildlife habitat, and remarkable water features, it offers a premier recreational retreat. Water Features: This property boasts rare frontage on two of Georgia's most notable rivers. Positioned at the confluence of the Altamaha and Ohoopee Rivers, it offers a truly unique and iconic setting. The Altamaha runs along the property for over 2.5 miles, while the Ohoopee spans more than 3 miles across the tract, creating extraordinary water frontage. Dramatic high bluffs overlook the rivers, complemented by fertile bottomlands. A standout bluff in the northwest corner provides nearly a one-mile straightaway view of the Altamaha-an ideal homesite. Additional bluff sites along the Ohoopee offer equally stunning views. Improvements: The property features a variety of well-maintained improvements. On the Ohoopee side, a newly built 2BR/1BA cabin sits among mature live oaks and hardwoods, complete with well, septic, and power. Along the Altamaha bluff, a 1BR/1BA camp house offers sweeping river views, accompanied by two large pole barns (72'x30' and 40'x20') for equipment and storage. Nearby is a deer cleaning station with a walk-in cooler, along with well, septic, power, and 19 RV hookups-ideal for hosting guests or hunting groups. A private concrete boat ramp provides easy access to both rivers year-round. The Land: Twin Rivers has been thoughtfully improved, featuring over 20 miles of internal roads and trails for full property access. These lead to three scenic sandbar locations, perfect for fishing, camping, and recreation. The property is fully equipped for hunting, with 26 box blinds and stands overlooking food plots and shooting lanes, plus more than 20 feeders-making it a turnkey setup. Wildlife: A true sportsman's paradise, the property supports strong populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and ducks. Managed under quality deer practices, it includes established food plots, hardwood mast, and diverse habitat. Timber ranges from mature planted pines to old-growth hardwoods and fertile bottomlands. Several sloughs provide productive duck hunting, while the Altamaha serves as a major waterfowl flyway. Fishing is excellent, with redbreast, catfish, bass, and crappie abundant. At the river confluence, a large oxbow lake creates a highly productive fishing spot. 839 acres are currently protected by a conservation easement with the Georgia-Alabama Land Trust, ensuring the preservation of its natural beauty, wildlife habitat, and character for the next generation. There are existing building envelopes on the Ohoopee AND Altamaha Rivers. Forestry areas and more are in place. Access: The property is accessed via a gated entrance off Highway 178, with a well-maintained gravel road extending over a mile into the tract, ensuring reliable year-round entry. Twin Rivers Plantation offers a rare combination of extensive river frontage, scenic beauty, turnkey improvements, and exceptional wildlife habitat-making it a true South Georgia legacy property.
Courtesy: Triple Nail Realty
Charla Nail
912-237-0821
Imagine the ultimate turnkey hunting and recreational retreat, a sprawling parcel of over 114 acres of prime hunting land in the heart of Tattnall County, Georgia. This property is a hunter's and nature lover's dream, meticulously managed to be a top-notch recreational escape. The land's natural beauty is defined by Thomas Creek, which runs peacefully along the western edge of the property, providing a crucial water source for the abundant wildlife. The mature creek bottom hardwoods along the creek offer a perfect natural habitat and foraging area, adding to the diversity of the landscape. For the dedicated hunter, this property is already set up for success. It features large food plots strategically placed throughout the tract, complete with box blinds and feeders already in place. The property is known for a healthy population of deer, turkey, ducks, and hogs, with a focus on intense deer herd management. An excellent internal road system allows for easy access to nearly every part of the land, with established trails providing discrete entry to all stands and food plots. A deer cleaning station is also on site, a practical amenity that saves time after a successful hunt. Tucked away in the center of the property, offering complete seclusion, is a charming and rustic cabin. This cozy retreat is the perfect basecamp for family and friends, providing a comfortable place to gather, share stories, and relax after a long day of hunting. The cabin area is a true oasis, with a covered concrete area next door for grilling, storing firewood, and simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. The cabin is run exclusively by a diesel generator which will remain on site. This hunting land is more than just a property; it's a complete outdoor sanctuary, perfectly set up and ready for you to create a lifetime of memories with family and friends. This land has recently been divided into a smaller parcel.
Discover your own slice of nature in the serene River Bluff community of Reidsville, GA. This beautiful 5-acre wooded property offers peace, privacy, and endless possibilities—whether you envision building your dream vacation home, creating a weekend getaway, or simply enjoying the natural surroundings. As an added bonus, there is public river access on the Ohoopee River, giving you direct enjoyment of one of South Georgia’s most beloved waterways. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, or relaxing by the water, this river brings the best of outdoor living right to your doorstep. Located in Tattnall County, River Bluff provides a quiet escape while still being convenient to nearby Reidsville and surrounding areas. With its blend of wooded privacy and riverfront recreation, this property is an exceptional opportunity for those seeking both seclusion and adventure.
Courtesy: Southern Property Services Inc
John Spandle
912-618-0045
Courtesy: Premier Realty
Debra Willis-Joiner
912-293-7501
Cozy area to put an home or have for a weekend get away to put an camper. There electricity on the property BUT there is NO well or septic tank. This property is close to the river but not on the river.
Reidsville is located in Georgia. Reidsville, Georgia has a population of 2,384. Reidsville is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 33.1%.
The median household income in Reidsville, Georgia is $37,875. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,977 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Reidsville is 40.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.1 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 36.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.1 inches per year, with 0.1 inches of snow per year.
