Courtesy: National Land Realty
Carl Chaffin
8553845263
Discover 216 acres of endless opportunity in north Marion County - ideal for farming, hunting, recreation, or future development. The property features gently rolling terrain planted in 3-5-year-old longleaf pines, offering both current and future timber value. A beautiful creek meanders through the tract, enhancing its appeal for wildlife habitat, water access, and outdoor enjoyment. With over 3,000 feet of frontage along Highway 19 and dual access points (one paved and one gravel), this property offers exceptional accessibility and visibility. Power and phone lines are already in place at the road, simplifying future improvements. Centrally located - less than 25 miles north of Americus, under 50 miles from Columbus, and about 60 miles from Macon - this tract provides a perfect blend of rural privacy and convenience. Whether you're seeking an investment, a hunting retreat, or land to build your agricultural or residential vision, this property delivers outstanding potential at a newly reduced price.
Courtesy: Green Hill Land & Forestry
John Frankhouser
9126785920
Located in an area well known for producing Big Bucks, Buck Creek Hill Plantation has the perfect location and layout for your next hunting property. Just south of Butler in Taylor County, the 45-acre property is a blend of mature pine plantations, upland oaks, and seasonal creeks. The 30-year-old mature pine plantations have been manicured to produce consistent growth and quality timber. The pine plantations have the perfect understory with excellent habitat, nutrition and cover. The property contains natural hardwood providing mast, habitat, game corridors, and funnels. This great mix of mature hardwood and pine timber is also perfect for avid turkey hunters. There are several wildlife openings/game plots throughout the property as well as a transmission line, which is always a blast to hunt. The property is easily accessible from a county paved road with access to overhead power and high-speed fiber internet. The property is predominately upland soils with rolling topography. For those wanting a home place, barndominium, etc, the rolling pine hills would make an excellent site to build and look over the landscape. Key Features: -Mature Pine Plantations -Natural Hardwood -Transmission Line -Overhead Power -Area well-known for big bucks -High Speed Fiber Internet Available
Courtesy: Green Hill Land & Forestry
John Frankhouser
9126785920
Located in an area well known for producing Big Bucks, Buck Creek Hill Plantation has the perfect location and layout for your next hunting property. Just south of Butler in Taylor County, the 90-acre property is a blend of mature pine plantations, upland oaks, and seasonal creeks. The 30-year-old mature pine plantations have been manicured to produce consistent growth and quality timber. The pine plantations have the perfect understory with excellent habitat, nutrition and cover. The property contains ~26 acres of natural hardwood providing mast, habitat, game corridors, and funnels. This great mix of mature hardwood and pine timber is also perfect for avid turkey hunters. There are several wildlife openings/game plots throughout the property as well as a transmission line, which is always a blast to hunt. The property is easily accessible from a county paved road with access to overhead power and high-speed fiber internet. The property is predominately upland soils with rolling topography. For those wanting a home place, barndominium, etc, the rolling pine hills would make an excellent site to build and look over the landscape. See Green Hill Land & Forestry website for videos, maps, 3D tour, etc.
Rupert is located in Georgia. Rupert, Georgia has a population of 231. The county average for households married with children is 22.43%.
The median household income for the surrounding county is $36,293 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Rupert is 0 years.
The average high temperature in July is 90.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 33.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 47.5 inches per year, with 0.1 inches of snow per year.
