Attala County Mississippi Land for Sale

Located off Attala Road 5001 in the Zama community of Attala County, this 30 acre tract sits in the heart of central Mississippi, just 18 miles from Kosciusko, Carthage, Philadelphia, and Louisville. Highways 25 and 19 are both nearby, offering easy access in all directions. The 6-year-old natural...

Are you looking for a good place to hunt Well, here it is. This 236.9 +/- acre property in Attala County, MS gives you both. This tract consists of 179.2 +/- acres of pines replanted in 2015 and 52 +/- acres of mixed timber planted in 1976. There is an internal road system throughout, giving you...

Located in Attala County, this incredible 47.6 acre property offers many possibilities. Whether looking for an exceptional hunting and investment tract or the perfect site for your dream home, this land has everything. With convenient access to Sallis and an array of natural features, this tract...

Reduced. This 34.2 Acre Property Is A Well-Managed, Young Timber Tract In Attala County, Ms. Even Though This Is A Young Tract, It Is Managed For Timber, Which Is Evident In The Site Preparation Before Planting. This Small Tract Currently Affords An Open Environment That Promotes And Supports...

Quiet Country Living Just Minutes from Town - 7.5 Acres with a Beautiful Log Cabin Retreat Tucked away just 3 miles outside of Kosciusko, MS, this peaceful 7.5-Acre property offers the perfect blend of comfort, outdoor beauty, and rustic charm. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence...

This 14.41-Acre property in North Attala County is ideal for a small hunting and recreational tract or the perfect site for your country home away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Enjoy peace and quiet with virtually no traffic or noise in this serene countryside setting. The property...

Welcome to your new 80 hunting paradise in Attala County, MS. Located just under 10 minutes south of Kosciusko, MS, on HWY 43, this 80 acre tract is in a convenient yet unspoiled location. Deer signs were noted, and some owl hoots had the turkey birds fired up during the initial inspection. A gas...