Mark Costello
Nealey Creek Pines
Nealey Creek Pines is a well-rounded recreational and rural homesite property offering the right combination of privacy, timber, wildlife habitat and future potential. Located on Pig Road approximately one mile down a quiet dirt road, the property is surrounded by larger farms and timberland, giving it a secluded setting while still providing convenient access.
A gated entrance opens to a main interior road providing good access through the property and to two wildlife openings. The tract is primarily wooded with a nice stand of merchantable pine timber, adding both character and tangible timber value.
Along the northern boundary, a mule trail follows an intermittent spring-fed stream through an attractive area of mixed mature hardwoods. The stream continues toward nearby Nealey Creek, creating a natural travel corridor for wildlife and adding diversity to the property.
The combination of merchantable pines, mature hardwoods, wildlife openings, internal roads and surrounding large-acreage ownership makes this an appealing small hunting and recreational property. Its manageable size also provides an excellent opportunity for a private country homesite or mini farm with plenty of room to enjoy the land without the maintenance and expense of a much larger tract.
Whether you're looking for a place to hunt, build a home, establish a small farm or simply have your own piece of land in the country, Nealey Creek Pines offers a lot of versatility in a property of this size.
Listing agent is part owner of subject property.
Call Mark Costello at 706-207-5850 to schedule a private showing of Nealey Creek Pines.
Directions:
Directions from Sandersville: Take S. Harris Street approximately 0.8 mile and turn left onto Riddleville Road. Continue 11 miles and turn right onto New Bethel Road. Travel 4.9 miles and turn left onto Bartow-Dublin Road. Continue 1.5 miles, then bear right onto Tarver Grove Road. Travel 1.3 miles and turn right onto Pine Tree Lane. Continue 1.1 miles and turn right onto Hog Road. In approximately 450 feet, turn left onto Pig Road. Continue approximately 0.2 mile to the gated property entrance. Look for the Timberline Land & Farm sign.
Showing Instructions:
Call Listing agent for permission and gate code.
All information contained herein is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed and should not be relied upon without independent verification. Property boundaries, acreage, square footage, dimensions, maps, aerials, photographs, topography, timber volumes, soils, utilities, water features, road frontage, easements, zoning, school districts, tax information, Conservation Use (CUVA) status, development potential, permitted uses, and all other property characteristics are subject to change and should be independently verified by the purchaser.
Any references to future use, building potential, subdivision potential, guest houses, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), agricultural uses, recreational uses, or other improvements are based on information believed to be reliable but are not guaranteed. Purchasers should consult the appropriate governmental authorities and qualified professionals regarding zoning, permitting, land use regulations, environmental conditions, surveys, and development feasibility.
Information regarding homes, barns, wells, septic systems, utilities, structures, improvements, square footage, condition, and any other physical attributes of the property is provided for informational purposes only and is not warranted by the seller or broker.
Buyer shall be responsible for conducting their own due diligence concerning all aspects of the property prior to closing. Seller and Broker make no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided.
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