Webster County, Georgia Land For Sale (7 results)

The JSP Land Auction Series features five exceptional farms totaling 2,782 acres located across Webster and Marion Counties, Georgia. The Minick Tract is the second farm in the auction series, consisting of 443 acres of outstanding timber and recreational property in Webster County. Offered in four tracts, this property showcases high-yield pine genetics, beautiful hardwoods, and well-managed timber that create both immediate and long-term investment value. The Kinchafoonee Creek frontage enhances the natural setting and provides excellent wildlife habitat, while multiple established food plots support a premium deer hunting environment. An extensive internal road network offers easy access throughout the property for recreation, management, and enjoyment. Zoned AG and conveniently located just minutes from Plains and Preston, the Minick Tract represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, high-quality recreational and timber investment tract as part of one of South Georgias most significant land auction offerings. The Minick Tract will be offered divided at online auction on Wednesday, March 17, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

The JSP Land Auction Series concludes with the King Tract, the final offering in this exceptional five-farm series totaling 2,782 acres across Webster and Marion Counties, Georgia. The King Tract consists of 775 acres of premium plantation-style timberland and recreational property located in Webster County. Offered in five tracts, this impressive farm features high-yield pine genetics, premium stand of plantation pines, and a diverse landscape for both long-term timber investment and recreational enjoyment. Choctahatchee Creek frontage forms the southern boundary and provides outstanding wildlife habitat, while multiple food plots and an extensive internal road network support premium hunting opportunities throughout the property. With numerous country homesite locations, the King Tract offers a rare combination of legacy appeal, scale, and quality. Zoned AG and conveniently located just minutes from Plains and Preston, the King Tract will be offered divided and as a whole at online auction on Monday, March 23, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

The JSP Land Auction Series features five exceptional farms totaling 2,782 acres located across Webster and Marion Counties, Georgia. The Simpson Tract is the first offering in the series, consisting of 310 acres of planted pine and premium recreational land in Webster County. Offered in two tracts, this property showcases high-yield pine genetics, multiple established food plots, and diverse habitat well-suited for both timber investment and recreational use. An extensive internal road network provides excellent access throughout the property, while Clear Creek frontage provides a secluded whitetail deer habitat along the southern boundary. The combination of secluded hunting opportunities, strong timber value, and country homesite potential makes this tract a standout opportunity. Conveniently located just off U.S. Highway 280 and only minutes from Preston and Richland, the Simpson Tract will be offered divided or as a whole at online auction on Monday, March 16, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

The JSP Land Auction Series features five exceptional farms totaling 2,782 acres located across Webster and Marion Counties, Georgia. The Cole Tract is the third sale in the series, offering 559 acres of beautiful recreational and timberland in Webster County. Offered in seven tracts, this diverse property features high-yield pine genetics, multiple established food plots, and a mix of planted pines and natural habitat that support premium hunting opportunities. Lanahassee Creek frontage and a scenic pond enhance the propertys natural appeal while providing excellent wildlife habitat and recreational enjoyment. An extensive internal road network offers easy access throughout the farm, making it well-suited for recreation, timber management, or future homesite development. With paved frontage along U.S. Highway 280 and convenient access just minutes from Preston and Richland, the Cole Tract combines accessibility with seclusion. Zoned AG and offered divided and as a whole, the Cole Tract will be sold at online auction on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at 2:00 PM.

Located in Webster County, GA, the 47.1-acre Fox Creek Tract offers a diverse blend of timber investment and recreational opportunity. Approximately 25 acres are in well-established 2019 planted pine, providing future income potential, while 15 acres of natural hardwood create a rich buffer around a large beaver pondideal for enhancing wildlife activity. The mix of upland pine and lowland hardwood makes for excellent edge habitat, supporting abundant deer, turkey, and other game. Conveniently situated just 35 miles from Columbus, 60 miles from Albany, and 85 miles from Macon, this property is a manageable getaway with great access to multiple markets.

Kinchafoonee Creek Tract| 198.7 The Kinchafoonee Creek Track spans over 190 acres near the Webster-Marion County line. This tract offers a mix of timber, a swamp, a creek and wildlife habitat that makes it easy to enjoy and full of future potential. One of the biggest highlights of this property is the amount of water it offers. With extensive frontage along Kinchafoonee Creek you'll find roughly 60 acres of swamp that adds even more value to the tract. This area provides thick cover, natural food sources, and bedding habitat for wildlife. Its especially attractive to deer and other game and gives the property a diverse, healthy layout that hunters appreciate. Beyond hunting, the swamp adds a scenic, untouched feel. The upland portion of the property includes around 105 acres of PPL-18 pine plantation. These pines are well established and represent solid long-term timber value. Whether timber income is something you want to focus on now or down the road, the pine stands offer flexibility and potential. They also provide great cover for wildlife, helping the land support strong game populations. Getting around the property is easy thanks to an established internal road system. You wont have to fight your way through thick brush to reach different areas. The roads are perfectly suited for trucks, ATVs, or side-by-sides, making it simple to check stands, manage timber, or just enjoy riding the property with friends or family. From a hunting standpoint, this tract checks a lot of boxes. Between the creek, swamp, and pine timber, the property offers all the elements needed to hold and move wildlife. Deer use the creek and swamp edges as natural funnels, while the pine stands provide bedding and cover. With the right setup, this land has the potential to be an excellent hunting property without needing major work up front. This tract's location near the Webster-Marion County line offers convenient access while offering a quiet and remote place to come home to. Whether youre looking for a personal hunting retreat, a recreational property to share with family, or land that offers both enjoyment and long-term value, this tract fits the bill. The Kinchafoonee Creek Tract is a well-rounded piece of land with features that are getting harder to find all in one place. With nearly 200 acres, strong creek frontage, productive pine timber, swamp habitat, good internal roads, and excellent hunting opportunities, its a property that can be enjoyed right away while still offering plenty of upside for the future.

The Dry Creek Tract is located just 52 miles northwest of Albany, 26 miles south of Columbus and 73 miles southwest of Macon. This 163.58-acre tract offers a prime opportunity for timber investment and recreational use. The tract features frontage on Country Road #54 providing easy access, with an EMC line running within half a mile of the property. A well-maintained network of side-by-side trails allows for easy navigation through the property, giving access to every section. Additionally, the backside of the tract fronts Dry Creek, offering a natural feature that adds to the recreational appeal. Property features a well-stocked 2017 Loblolly Plantation with good generic potential for growth as well as a mature 1997 Loblolly Plantation that is ready for harvest. The mix of upland and bottomland provides excellent wildlife corridors making it an ideal location for game and wildlife management.