Lindsey Creek West

Land Description

The Lindsey Creek West tract is 47 acres +/- located in northwest Coffee County in between Elba and Brantley. This property sets up perfect for a country home-site. Paved road frontage, pine timber, hardwoods, a year-round creek and an established food plot make this tract a very well rounded 47-acre property.

The loblolly pine plantation on the tract is a thriving 8-9 year old stand, the trees are starting to put on diameter and height and are well stocked. There is approximately 32 acres in the stand. A new owner could build a home off of the road and have a nice wooded buffer from the highway. This stand of pines is pre-merchantable but will be approaching thinning age in the next 5-6 years for potential future income.

Lindsey Creek flows across the northeast of the property and creates year-round water for the local wildlife. The hardwoods and pines in the creek bottom consist of old growth oak, pine, poplar and gum. There are several great bow hunting locations along the creek bottom and an established food plot in the southeast corner right on the edge of the hardwood and creek. There was plenty of deer sign on the tract.

This is a high and dry property with lots of utility. It is great for homesites, growing pines, hunting, and has approximately 1,230' of road frontage on highway 141. The property is located 7 miles northwest of Elba, and 9 miles southeast of Brantley. If you have been in the market for a large acreage home site with great hunting opportunities and timber, give us a call to come see the Lindsey Creek West Tract.