Land for Sale in Georgia, GA

Land for sale in Georgia, GA:

Great opportunity to own an acre of land in prime area of Effingham county. 1.03 acre lot ready to host your ideas, builds, or uses. Great location!

Land for sale in Georgia, GA:

Take advantage of this opportunity to own 5 acres of spacious land near Lake Sinclair. Tucked away in the Pea Ridge Acres Subdivision off Highway 441, this property presents a peaceful setting while keeping you within an easy drive of Milledgeville, Lake Sinclair, and the surrounding amenities. The property is partially cleared, AG Residential zoned, and has already passed a perc test, giving you a head start toward building. Power is already on the property, adding even more convenience for future development. Whether you're looking to build a home or simply want the privacy and space that 5 acres provides, this property is worth a look!

Land for sale in Georgia, GA:

NORTH GEORGIA WOODED LAND | TWO ACREAGE OPTIONS | PRIVATE HOMESITES | RUSTIC CABIN Discover the opportunity to own a beautiful, private wooded property in North Georgia with flexible acreage options to fit your needs. OPTION 1: Approximately 3 acres at $33,000 per acre OPTION 2: Approximately 8 acres at $33,000 per acre, including the rustic cabin Surrounded by mature trees and natural beauty, this property offers multiple potential homesites and plenty of privacy while remaining conveniently located. Enjoy the peaceful feel of country living while being approximately 15 minutes from downtown Dahlonega and Dawsonville shopping, with a new Publix and hospital conveniently located near

Land for sale in Georgia, GA:

The Wolf Creek Fork Property is +/- 122 acres in Stewart County, Georgia, consisting of established mature timber, wildlife habitat, and a future homesite or retreat. The property is located at 195 County Line Road near Lumpkin GA. About 84 acres are planted in loblolly pine from 1999. The pine was first thinned in 2016 and is ready for a second thinning, which gives the next owner an opportunity for viable cash flow. The remaining 32 acres are natural mature hardwoods along Wolf Creek and several smaller creek forks. The natural hardwood consists of water oaks, white oaks, southern red oaks, live oaks, poplar, sweetgum, and many other species of this region. Wolf Creek runs along the weste