Featured Land Listings from Saunders Land

Introducing the ‘Poultry and Homeplace Package’ of Timber Ridge Farm, an impressive income-producing poultry farm located off Rushing Boone Road in Tattnall County, Georgia. Spanning approximately 52 acres, this farm features six fully equipped poultry houses, a primary 2,400-square-foot brick home built in 2013, and a secondary 1,500-square-foot home built in 2016. Contracted as a grower for Claxton Poultry, the farm’s six poultry houses are in excellent operational condition and are accompanied by all of the infrastructure necessary to successfully maintain a profitable poultry operation. The farm’s improvements, equipment, and acreage invite an incredible opportunity to acquire an agricultural investment that allows you to efficiently live and work on the same property, while still providing additional acreage for enjoyment.

Introducing the Timberland Package at Timber Ridge Farm, an approximately 485-acre recreational timberland property located off Rushing Boone Road in Tattnall County, Georgia. Properties of this size and character are rarely offered in this region. Located approximately one mile east of the Ohoopee River and surrounded by neighboring large-acreage timberland tracts, this property has historically provided excellent opportunities for hunting whitetail deer and eastern wild turkey. Several impressive whitetail bucks have been harvested on the property, and the farm has traditionally supported a healthy population of wild turkeys year-round. Four established food plot locations are strategically situated throughout the timber, providing opportunities for efficient wildlife habitat management and hunting throughout the seasons. The property offers approximately 0.45 miles of road frontage on Rushing Boone Road and more than 5 miles of internal access roads, enabling you to fully enjoy the expansive acreage. The frontage on Rushing Boone Road invites multiple property entrance possibilities and is set to be paved in the future. 

Sunbury Farm is an exceptional 258-acre property located on Sunbury Road in Evans County, Georgia. Featuring approximately 99 acres of productive farmland, 51 acres of pine plantation, 104 acres of mature hardwood bottomland timber, and a scenic 4-acre pond, this property offers the perfect balance of farm and timberland acreage. Ideally situated less than an hour from Savannah, approximately 30 minutes from Statesboro, and just 10 minutes from Claxton, Sunbury Farm is the ideal rural retreat for sportsmen seeking a high caliber recreational tract. The property has a long history of excellent deer, duck, and turkey hunting, with several established food plots already in place. The stocked pond is also well known for outstanding fishing and seasonal duck hunting. The farmland consists of highly productive soils that have historically supported successful row crop production, while the pine plantation is a dense stand of merchantable loblolly pine that has not yet been thinned, offering future timber management potential. 

Worthington Farm is composed of 170 ± acres that paints a beautiful picture of the American Dream. For the past 43 years, this property has been a labor of love for the Worthington family – hard work and passion for the land have turned this place into a full-scale cattle operation, an equestrian paradise for horse lovers, and most importantly, a charming home-place where southern living is at its finest. This property sits on Carters Bridge Road and is located just north of Manassas on the Evans/Tattnall County line. Placing you an hour from Savannah, half an hour from Statesboro, and within a stone’s throw of Claxton, Reidsville, or Metter. From top to bottom, the farm’s landscape features unmatched diversity. Nearly 100 acres is fenced pastureland that has been set up to sustainably graze and manage cattle or horses. This pastureland is composed of highly productive Tifton soils and has grown the coveted Tift 44 and Argentine Bahia Grass. There are a total of four ponds on the farm that boast impressive views and are loaded with fish and waterfowl. The southern boundary of the farm has over half a mile of Cedar Creek frontage, which is accompanied by big, natural hardwood and pine timber.