Mercer Tract, Jeffersonville, GA 31044

Mercer Tract offers 105 acres of timberland and recreational property in Twiggs County, Georgia. Located along New Hopewell Church Road, the property features a diverse combination of planted pine, natural hardwood and hardwood-pine habitat, swamp areas, Big Sandy Creek frontage, and excellent wildlife habitat. The tract includes approximately 49.7 acres of 2019 planted pine, providing an established and growing pine stand with long-term timber investment potential while also offering valuable cover and bedding habitat for deer and other wildlife. Additional timber and habitat types include approximately 29.2 acres of natural hardwood-pine, 14 acres of natural hardwood, and 12 acres of swamp habitat. Big Sandy Creek is one of the property's standout natural features, providing a water source and natural wildlife corridor. The combination of creek frontage, hardwoods, swamp habitat, planted pine, and natural transition areas creates a diverse environment offering food, water, cover, and travel corridors for wildlife. The property is located in an area of Twiggs County known for quality deer hunting, making it an attractive recreational opportunity. Access is provided from New Hopewell Church Road, a dirt road conveniently reached from Myricks Mill Road, with additional connections to Durham Mill Road and Highway 18. An established interior road extends from the gate into the property toward the hardwood and Big Sandy Creek areas, providing practical access for hunting, timber management, and recreational use. The Mercer Tract is conveniently located approximately 8 miles from Jeffersonville, 15 miles from Gray, 22 miles from Macon, 27 miles from Warner Robins, and 32 miles from Dublin. With its combination of growing timber, natural hardwoods, creek frontage, wildlife habitat, and convenient access, the Mercer Tract presents an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a recreational property, hunting tract, or long-term timber investment in Middle Georgia. **Please note: The property is currently subject to a 10-year land conservation covenant. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding the terms, restrictions, and remaining duration of the covenant.**