Jackson Lake Plantation

1121.66 acres high-quality recreational property located in Wilkinson, County, GA 27 miles to Dublin; 20 miles to Milledgeville; 39 miles to Macon 3,600 sq ft lodge, 7 BD/Bath, half bath; built in 2004 with a metal roof 12X20 storage bldg. 20X30 covered dock, concrete boat ramp In a neighborhood of large adjoining landowners Good roads throughout with natural hardwood allees .33 miles frontage on Hwy 112 and 1.62 miles frontage on Oconee River 11.46-acre lake Trap shooting range Managed for turkey and deer with planted food plots, as well as natural duck habitat Rolling Topography and mature hardwood creek bottoms Good soils, 4-inch well Future timber revenue Jackson Lake Plantation consists of approximately 1,121.66 acres of high-quality recreational property location in Wilkinson County, GA. A comfortable 3,600 sq ft house including 7 BD/Bath and half bath built in 2004 overlooks a 11.46-acre lake, offering the perfect place to gather after a long day outdoors. There is .33 miles road frontage on Hwy 112 with a gated entrance. Jackson Lake Plantation is surrounded by large landowners with similar wildlife management practices, ensuring a quiet and well-kept neighborhood. Conveniently located from Dubin, Milledgeville, and Macon, this tract offers privacy without isolation. Also, Topography suggests the potential for a dedicated duck pond that adds another layer of excitement to an already impressive waterfowl setup. Smith Creek Farm has all the attributes you would look for in a recreational tract…intensely-managed for wildlife, along with hardwood creek bottoms, excellent young stand of loblolly timber, which provides excellent security deer cover make Smith Creek Farm a turnkey property. - Walter Hatchett As far as improvements, Smith Creek Farm has a very nice, clean, comfortable single-wide mobile home, as well as a nice outdoor kitchen, man cave, outdoor shelter. - Walter Hatchett After a fun day of hunting or fishing, the outdoor deck and fireplace provide the perfect spot to unwind with family and friends. - Walter Hatchett