Beulah Longleaf Plantation

Beautiful Pine Plantations, Recreational Enjoyment, and Immediate Income Potential

AFM Real Estate is proud to present the offering of Beulah Longleaf Plantation. The property is located in Southeastern Screven County, GA, and just one mile from GA Highway-21, offering a short commute to Savannah, Statesboro, Augusta, Southwest South Carolina, and the Georgia/Carolina coast.
The plantation consists of ±542 acres managed extensively for longleaf pine straw production, loblolly pine growth, and recreational enjoyment. Access is excellent with an immaculate internal road system and 6 gated entrances along Old Poor Robin, Beulah, Bovine, and Peeples Farm Road allowing easy access to all areas of the property.
Beulah’s well-managed pine plantation is planted in ±374 acres of longleaf and 68 acres of loblolly that vary in age from 1 to 9 years old, providing an excellent rotation for longleaf straw raking and roundwood income. The remaining wood land is 87 acres of mature natural hardwood. Two ponds, several food plots, and the hunt camp with utilities make up the remaining property acreage. Quality whitetail deer and turkey are abundant on the property. There is an area with an adjacent powerline near the hunt camp and pond that would make a great dove field.
Nestled in Southeastern Screven County and right next to the Savannah River Basin, this area is known for quality whitetail genetics, long-beard turkeys, and waterfowl. The abundance of wildlife and income potential this property holds makes for a very appealing opportunity to purchase large acreage in a highly desirable area for hunting in Georgia.

Broker Comments:
“The Beulah Longleaf Plantation is a beautiful property with turnkey income opportunity for the avid investor and outdoor enthusiast. Additionally, the 542 acres encompass three individual tax parcels with over 13,000+ feet of road frontage, offering many subdivided or mini-farm concepts. The dominant soils are Fuquay, Dothan, Uchee, and Nankin which are upland soils suited to a variety of uses.”

Directions:
Take GA Highway 21 two miles south of Sylvania, Ga. Turn onto Shrine Club Road. Property begins at the end of Shrine Club Road and has frontage all the way to Old Poor Robin Road.