Mercer Tract

Mercer Tract – ±105 Acres | Twiggs County, Georgia The Mercer Tract offers ±105 acres of timberland and recreational property in Twiggs County, Georgia. Located along New Hopewell Church Road, this property combines a well-established planted pine stand, natural hardwood and hardwood-pine habitat, Big Sandy Creek frontage, and excellent deer hunting opportunities. With dirt road frontage and convenient access from Myricks Mill Road, Durham Mill Road, and Highway 18, the Mercer Tract is easy to reach while maintaining the quiet, rural setting that makes this area of Middle Georgia so appealing. Conveniently located: ±8 miles from Jeffersonville, GA ±15 miles from Gray, GA ±22 miles from Macon, GA ±27 miles from Warner Robins, GA ±32 miles from Dublin, GA Convenient to Highway 18 Easily accessible via Myricks Mill Road and Durham Mill Road The Mercer Tract features dirt road frontage along New Hopewell Church Road, which provides access to the property. New Hopewell Church Road is easily reached from Myricks Mill Road, with additional convenient connections to Durham Mill Road and Highway 18. This location provides a good balance between accessibility, and the privacy buyers often seek in a recreational and timber property. The Mercer Tract offers approximately 49.7 acres of 2019 planted pine, providing a well-established pine stand that is approximately seven years old. These growing pines offer long-term timber investment potential while also creating excellent cover and bedding habitat for deer and other wildlife. In addition to the planted pine, the property includes approximately 29.2 acres of natural hardwood-pine, 14 acres of natural hardwood, and 12 acres of swamp habitat, creating a diverse landscape throughout the tract. These areas complement the planted pine and provide a mix of mature timber, natural cover, and lowland habitat. One of the Mercer Tract’s standout natural features is its frontage along Big Sandy Creek. The creek, surrounding hardwoods, and swamp areas create an attractive natural corridor through the property while providing an important water source and excellent habitat for deer and other wildlife. Combined with the young planted pine, these features offer a strong balance of bedding cover, travel corridors, and natural food sources that contribute to the tract’s recreational and hunting appeal For hunters, the Mercer Tract is located in an area of Twiggs County known for excellent deer hunting and the potential to produce quality bucks. This part of the county has a strong reputation for producing some impressive deer, and the Mercer Tract has many of the habitat characteristics hunters look for. The combination of young planted pine, mature hardwood areas, creek frontage, swamp habitat, and natural transition zones provides deer with a variety of cover, food, water, and travel corridors throughout the property. Access within the tract further enhances its recreational potential. From the gate along New Hopewell Church Road, an established interior road leads back through the property toward the hardwood and Big Sandy Creek area. This provides practical access into the interior of the tract for hunting, property management, timber activities, and general recreational use. With ±105 acres, approximately 49.7 acres of 2019 planted pine, substantial natural hardwood and hardwood-pine acreage, Big Sandy Creek frontage, diverse wildlife habitat, dirt road frontage, and an established interior access road, the Mercer Tract offers an appealing combination of timber investment and recreation. Its combination of timber, water, wildlife habitat, and accessibility makes this a versatile property with plenty to offer. Whether you're looking for a dedicated hunting property, a long-term timber investment, or simply a place to enjoy the outdoors, the Mercer Tract presents an excellent opportunity to own a diverse piece of land in Twiggs County, Georgia. **Please note: The property is currently subject to a 10-year land conservation covenant. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding the terms, restrictions, and remaining duration of the covenant.**