206 Lodge Lane, Whigham, GA 39897 - Grady County

118.99 acres high-quality recreational property located in Grady County, GA

10 miles to Cairo, GA; 15 miles to Bainbridge, GA; 25 miles to Thomasville, GA; 44 miles to Tallahassee, FL

Approx. 2/10ths of a mile frontage on Old 179 North and approx. 1/10th of a mile frontage on Jowers Road

Managed for turkey and deer with planted food plots, feeders

Good road system throughout

Rolling Topography

Mature hardwood creek bottoms

Year-round feeding program for deer, food plots, and condo stands in place

Excellent soils

Future timber revenue

Two ponds, approx. 2 acres and half-acre

Approx. 7/10ths of a mile along Sweetwater Branch

Co-Listed with Brett Bryan, Jon Kohler & Associates

Peak Virginia Ranch encompasses approximately 118 acres situated just north of the charming community of Whigham, GA. Sweetwater Branch borders and winds through the southern part of the property, offering excellent habitat for turkey and deer, along with mature hardwood trees. The property features two small stocked ponds that offer fantastic recreational fishing opportunities for both young and old. There are numerous deer stands and feeders already set up. A power line runs through the property, providing ample space for planting various food plots or a dove field. Additionally, there is a well-maintained road system, with paved road frontage along both the eastern and western borders. The property boasts excellent stands of pre-merchantable pine timber, offering potential future income. Additionally, it is ideally located between Bainbridge, Cairo, Thomasville, and Tallahassee.

Peak Virginia Ranch is abundant with deer and turkey, along with two small fishing ponds that provide excellent recreational opportunities. Sweetwater Branch, a clear, sandy-bottom creek that flows year-round, meanders through and borders the property, featuring mature hardwoods along its banks. Walter Hatchett

Peak Virginia Ranch is a well-rounded property that many people seek. It features an abundant population of deer and turkey, along with two small ponds that are home to healthy bream and bass. The mix of hardwood creek bottoms and pine timber enhances its appeal. This property provides easy access, year-round recreation, and tranquility; all while being just a short drive from conveniences. Brett Bryan