Bradwell-32 Tract

Bradwell 32 tract is a well maintained property that contains planted longleaf pine and boasts beautiful mature natural hardwoods around the perimeter. It's elevation is just over 200 feet above sea level with +/-80% of the land's soil suited to a variety of uses. This would make a great home site or sportsman camp with recreation amenities. The location and proximity are close to GA State Highway 21 and make for a quick commute to Savannah, Augusta, Statesboro, Southwest South Carolina, and the Georgia/Carolina coast. Access to the property is excellent with over 1,000 feet of county road frontage on Bradwell Road with a gated main entrance and internal roads that allow easy access to all areas of the property. There are established food plot locations and a natural hardwood branch offering habitat diversity and a food source for the abundance of wildlife. 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 makes this a very appealing opportunity to purchase land in a highly desirable area of the county. Timber age type is 21 acres of one and two year old longleaf plantation, 2 acres of one year old loblolly plantation, half an acre of twenty eight year old loblolly plantation, 7 acres of mature hardwood branch, and the remaining acreage is open power line supply. Gate remains locked so please call Mark Edwards to schedule a showing at 912.312.3007. Directions: From Old Poor Robin Road, turn onto Beulah Road. Go 1 mile and turn right onto Bradwell Road. Property is the first gate on your right in about 50 yards. Broker Comments: Bradwell 32 tract is a property that will fulfill your recreational, mini farm, homesite, and investor needs. Whether you are looking to establish residency, enjoy hunting several game species, or looking to invest in a nice tract of land, this is a candidate.