Land for Sale in Sparta, GA

Land for sale in Sparta, GA:

WASHINGTON COUNTY, 20 +/- Acres $114,900!!!! Beautiful Hunting & Homesite Tract / 15 Minutes to Downtown Milledgeville / RURAL QUIET COUNTRY LIVING! Power available at the Road. Single Wide Mobile homes are not allowed. Close to fishing opportunities on Lake Sinclair & the Oconee River. Convenient to the Restaurants & Shopping of Milledgeville & Sandersville.

Land for sale in Sparta, GA:

Looking for enough land to actually have some breathing room? This 30.36-acre property just outside Sparta gives you the space to create something of your own-without putting you hours away from everyday conveniences. Picture a beautiful home tucked back among the trees, a manufactured home with plenty of land around you, or a modern barndominium with room for a shop, garden, trails and more. With 30+ acres to work with, you can enjoy the privacy you've been looking for while leaving plenty of possibilities for the future. . 30.36 Acres Near Sparta, Georgia Plenty of Room for a Home, Manufactured Home or Barndominium Wooded Setting with Space and Privacy Power and Public Water Available

Land for sale in Sparta, GA:

If you're looking for acreage where you can build, hunt, invest in timber, and make the property your own, this 64.31-acre tract offers plenty of possibilities. Approximately 61 acres were planted in pines in 2024, providing future timber value while still being young enough that areas could be cleared relatively easily for a homesite, food plots, shooting lanes, roads, or larger open spaces. The property features rolling to steep terrain with a hardwood drain through the center, creating habitat diversity and natural travel corridors for wildlife. Hancock County is a Quality Deer Management county, and the combination of young pine cover, hardwoods, varied terrain, and surrounding large ac

Land for sale in Sparta, GA:

If you're looking for acreage where you can build, hunt, invest in timber, and make the property your own, this 64.31-acre tract offers plenty of possibilities. Approximately 61 acres were planted in pines in 2024, providing future timber value while still being young enough that areas could be cleared relatively easily for a homesite, food plots, shooting lanes, roads, or larger open spaces. The property features rolling to steep terrain with a hardwood drain through the center, creating habitat diversity and natural travel corridors for wildlife. Hancock County is a Quality Deer Management county, and the combination of young pine cover, hardwoods, varied terrain, and surrounding large ac