Bracey Mill Creek Tract

Tucked into the rolling Sandhills of Lee County, the Bracey Mill Creek Tract is 333.7 acres of scenic, productive, and game-rich ground. With more than 3,500 feet of paved frontage along Stuckeytown Road, over 6,800 feet on Bracey Mill Creek, and roughly 3,400 feet along a second perennial stream, this is a property shaped by water, wildlife, and long-term potential. The land rolls gently across well-drained loamy sands that transition into rich creek bottoms, creating an ideal setting for thriving forests and abundant game. Hardwood bottoms, young pine stands, and a scenic beaver marsh come together to support strong populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, ducks, geese, doves, and bobwhite quail. Stuckeytown Road naturally divides the tract, offering flexibility for future planning. Whether your vision is a legacy family retreat, a premier hunting property, or a thoughtful long-term land investment, the Bracey Mill Creek Tract is ready to be enjoyed for generations.