This tract could wear many hats. First off, lets talk about being across from River Creek WMA. Did you know the number one Non-Typical Thomas County Record Book Buck came off of Chinquapin Plantation which River Creek WMA use to be part of? This is a good deer area...Turkey as well. If you have spent any amount of time running up and down this part of Hwy 84 you have likely seen Turkey and Deer on the side of the road or in the edge of the woods. Check on the elevations and pond sites on this property. At times the owner has caught fish out of this creek. Towering old growth pines on this tract and about 12 Acre on both sides of the creek that were hand set in planted pines back in 1999 or 2000. As a single family home site this property works! Convenient to Downtown Thomasville as you drive through one of the Southeast's best examples of a natural old growth longleaf forest....that's not a bad ride at all! There are 50+/- Pecan Trees on the property (Moneymaker and Stewart varieties...Verify) that were planted sometime in the early 90s. Consider the other value in this property. The front part of the property is Zoned Commercial General....let your mind wander with that....there is a whole lot you can do with Commercial General property. This is the only CG zoned property in Thomas County on Hwy 84 West of the Ochlocknee River. Consider that you have two median cross overs on both ends of this property...your wheels should be turning now. Part of the property is also zoned for a Mobile Home Park. The homes have been removed but the zoning is still there. It might be worth considering rezoning this property for a residential use. We need more housing and we have no new development on this side of the county west of the river. This is a short hop back into town. Drone Video and more pics will be available soon. For commercial use, for development, for a single or several homesites, or for a residential development....this property could work.
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