* * 50 Acres of Endless Possibilities - A Hunter's Paradise and Dream Homesite! * * Escape to your own private retreat with 50 beautiful acres perfectly situated between Augusta and Burke County! Whether you're an avid outdoorsman looking for the ultimate hunting getaway, dreaming of building your forever home surrounded by nature, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, this property offers endless possibilities. Primarily enjoyed as hunting land, this expansive acreage provides plenty of room to explore, enjoy the outdoors, and create lasting memories. * * McBean Creek runs along the back of the property * * , adding natural beauty and charm to this incredible piece of land. Imagine building your dream home tucked away on your own private estate, with room for recreational activities, outdoor adventures, and the freedom that comes with owning 50 acres! * * Location is another standout feature! * * Just 2 miles from the charter school and conveniently situated between Augusta and Burke County, this property offers the perfect balance of peaceful country living and accessibility. * * Hunt it. Build on it. Escape to it. * * Whatever your vision, this rare opportunity to own 50 acres of beautiful Georgia countryside is ready to make it a reality!
Vacant landProperty Type
50 acresLot Size
$6,300Price/Acres
Listed by Kristin Ellison• Blanchard & Calhoun - WA
Farmers Bridge, located between Hephzibah-McBean Road and GA-88 (Tobacco Road), is a rural and residential Hephzibah neighborhood with piney backroads and wide-lot homesteads. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Hephzibah-McBean Road corridor near the GA-88 junction, where feed-and-farm storefronts, small service bays, and roadside diners set a practical, lived-in tone. Nearby, the Augusta Museum of History, the Morris Museum of Art, and the Imperial Theatre act as cultural touchpoints for a night out beyond the tree line. Housing reads as ranch-style homes and newer builds set behind long driveways, with porches facing quiet two-lane roads. The landscape stays green and low, with creeks, fields, and a steady rhythm of local traffic heading toward Augusta.