Mark Edwards

$1,250,000

11.15 Acres

Augusta, Georgia, 30905

2308 Windsor Spring Road presents an infill development opportunity located within an established South Augusta growth corridor. The property consists of approximately 11.15 acres and features over 1,200 feet of frontage along Windsor Springs Road. The property is located less than a quarter mile from Interstate 520 (Bobby Jones Expressway) with utilities available.The surrounding area consists of a mix of residential, commercial, and community-oriented development including apartments, single-family homes, retail, restaurants, pharmacies, gas stations, medical care facilities, and neighborhood shopping centers. Nearby commercial and community influences include Parker’s Kitchen, Food Lion, Colony Plaza Shopping Center, Skateland of Augusta, Fleming Athletic Complex, Bernie Ward Community Center, and additional retail and service-related businesses along the Peach Orchard Road corridor.The property is also supported by nearby schools and community infrastructure including Richmond Hill K-8, Butler High School, and Rollins Elementary School, helping reinforce long-term workforce housing demand, family-oriented residential development, and neighborhood stability throughout the corridor.Major medical facilities located within the greater Augusta market include Doctors Hospital of Augusta, Piedmont Augusta, Wellstar MCG Health Medical Center, Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center, and East Central Regional Hospital. The property is also conveniently located approximately 10–15 minutes from Fort Eisenhower/Fort Gordon and major military employment corridors.The current zoning and surrounding development patterns support residential use; however, the property may also be suitable for alternative development concepts depending on market demand, engineering, and access configuration.

$252,000

28 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Old Poor Robin Tract 2 offers an ideal balance of seclusion and natural beauty, located in a highly sought-after rural area of Screven County. This tract provides strong annual income, excellent homesite potential, outstanding hunting opportunities, and convenient access, making it well-suited for a homesite and long-term investment hold.Healthy longleaf pine is under contract for pine straw production, generating strong consistent annual income. The timber has been well managed, and the clean understory enhances both aesthetics and usability. Wildlife habitat is excellent, with abundant populations of deer and turkey supported by a balanced mix of pine and natural cover.The tract features a large, established food plot and game feeding area, along with a defined deer bedding area already in place. Internal access is immaculate with access throughout the property. The land offers approximately 1,000 feet of paved frontage on Old Poor Robin Road and is located less than 2 miles from Georgia Highway 21, providing efficient travel access while maintaining a private setting.Soils on the property include Cowart, Dothan, and Uchee series, known for their suitability for homesites, agriculture, and forestry use. A perc test is on file, further supporting residential potential. The property is conveniently positioned less than 10 miles from the Savannah River at Poor Robin Landing, approximately 5 miles to Sylvania, 23 miles to Statesboro, and 40 miles to Rincon. This location provides a strong combination of rural privacy and access to nearby towns and amenities.All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test results, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property’s performance and stewardship over the past 9 years.Broker comment: This tract reflects a high level of stewardship and care that is evident from the moment you arrive. A rare find in Screven County, it combines premium homesite potential, established income production, and excellent recreational value. The property is clean, well maintained, and ready for a new owner. Additional acreage available.

$830,050

131 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

West Camp Tract is a thoughtfully designed turnkey investment and recreational property offering long-term legacy appeal and a rare combination of strong annual income potential, exceptional wildlife habitat, and immediate usability. The property is positioned to generate consistent returns through longleaf pine straw raking complemented by healthy, well-stocked loblolly pine positioned for future timber revenue. Years of disciplined management and early-stage stand improvement have created clean and uniform timber stands throughout the property.Timber composition includes approximately 88 acres of longleaf pine, 20 acres of loblolly pine, and 18 acres of mature hardwood. The balance of the acreage consists of improvements including internal roads, a pond, food plots, a hunt camp, and a cleared homesite complete with well and power. A well-developed internal road system provides efficient access throughout the tract and is supported by recent culvert installation and erosion-control measures implemented under professional forestry best management practices. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property’s performance and stewardship over the past nine years.From a recreational standpoint, West Camp offers exceptional actively managed wildlife habitat supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, wild quail, and dove. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority throughout ownership, with strategically placed food plots, clean longleaf fields, and natural edge transitions created by the diversity of longleaf pine, loblolly pine, and hardwood stands. This diversity creates ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making West Camp a standout hunting and recreational property. The distinctive whistle of bobwhite quail can often be heard throughout the property, adding to the classic Southern sporting-land experience. Access is a significant strength of the property, featuring approximately 3,600 feet of frontage along Peeples Farm Road and approximately 1,800 feet along Beulah Road. Two gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to over two miles of interior roads accessible by vehicle, ATV, and UTV throughout the tract. The combination of road frontage, internal access, and overall tract layout provides flexibility for future division, investment repositioning, or expanded recreational use.Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour.West Camp Tract presents a rare opportunity to acquire a true legacy property delivering immediate income potential, strong investment appeal, and exceptional recreational value. With abundant wildlife, proven management, and outstanding upkeep, this tract stands apart in today’s market. Properties offering this level of income, usability, and long-term sustainability are increasingly difficult to find. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing and request the full property package.

$658,192

104 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

The East Sportsman Tract immediately captures your attention the moment you pass through the gate. Spanning approximately 104 acres in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, this tract combines proven income production, exceptional wildlife habitat, and a level of usability that is increasingly difficult to find in today's land market. The landscape is anchored by approximately 50 acres of merchantable longleaf pine currently generating up to approximately $250 per acre annually. Beyond the immediate income, these mature longleaf stands create the open, picturesque setting that defines some of the South's most desirable sporting properties. Timber resources include approximately 64 acres of longleaf pine and 18 acres of merchantable loblolly pine, providing both present value and future opportunity. As you travel the property's extensive road system, you'll discover a tract that has been carefully managed with both recreation and long-term stewardship in mind. Well-established food plots, scenic timber stands, and thoughtfully maintained access roads create a property that is ready to enjoy from day one. Whether you're checking game cameras, riding with family and friends, or heading to a favorite hunting stand before daylight, the tract's layout makes every corner of the property easily accessible. Positioned within the renowned Savannah River Basin, the Eastern Sportsman Tract benefits from being part of a larger landscape known for producing quality wildlife and exceptional hunting opportunities. Surrounded by neighboring plantation ownerships managed for timber, wildlife, and conservation, the property enjoys the advantages of a much larger ecosystem. Deer trails weave through the timber, wild turkeys frequent the openings and road edges, and the unmistakable whistle of bobwhite quail serves as a reminder of the healthy habitat that exists throughout the area. More than two miles of established interior roads provide vehicle access across the property, while approximately 700 feet of county-maintained road frontage ensures convenient year-round access. The combination of accessibility, income production, and recreational appeal makes this tract equally attractive as a personal retreat, hunting property, or long-term land investment. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, and Savannah River Raceway. The nearby communities of Sylvania and Newington provide local dining, shopping, farm and feed suppliers, and the welcoming character of rural Georgia. Statesboro and Springfield are approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached in about an hour. The Eastern Sportsman Tract offers more than acreage-it offers a lifestyle built around the traditions of Southern land ownership. With immediate pine straw income, merchantable timber, abundant wildlife, and a setting surrounded by like-minded stewardship, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a tract that is as enjoyable to use as it is rewarding to hold for generations to come.

$218,000

8.25 Acres

Guyton, Georgia, 31312

Nestled at the end of a quiet wooded drive in South Guyton, Georgia, this beautiful 8.25-acre tract offers exceptional privacy and a peaceful rural setting. Surrounded by neighboring farms and timberland, the property provides a rare opportunity to enjoy country living while benefiting from the natural beauty and long-term stability of the surrounding landscape. Conveniently located in the desirable Marlow area of Effingham County, the property offers easy access to Highway 17 while remaining tucked away from traffic and congestion. Enjoy a peaceful country lifestyle just a short drive from Guyton, Rincon, Pooler, Savannah, Gulfstream, Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant, and the Port of Savannah. As you enter the property, you'll immediately appreciate the mature timber and scattered oak hardwoods that create a picturesque, park-like setting preserving privacy and natural beauty. Whether your vision includes a custom home site or recreational getaway, this tract offers ample room to bring it to life. The mature timber provides shade, wildlife habitat, and a beautiful backdrop for outdoor activities, while the surrounding farms and timberlands contribute to the quiet, rural atmosphere that makes this property so special.

$2,099,191

336 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Beulah Longleaf Plantation is a 336-acre turnkey investment and recreational property thoughtfully designed for income production, excellent hunting, and long-term outdoor enjoyment. One of the features that makes this property unique is its extensive longleaf pine component. Not only does it create outstanding wildlife habitat, but it is also generating income. Positioned to provide consistent annual returns through leased pine straw rights on well-established longleaf pine stands, the property boasts an impressive 234 acres of planted longleaf pine, with merchantable stands currently contracted to generate up to $250 per acre annually. Years of disciplined management are evident throughout the property. Ownership has implemented early-stage longleaf stand improvements, creating clean and uniform timber stands while enhancing wildlife habitat and overall property aesthetics. Timber composition includes approximately 234 acres of longleaf pine ranging from 1 to 11 years old, 38 acres of planted loblolly pine, and 45 acres of mature hardwood and duck pond habitat. The balance of the acreage consists of improvements such as the hunt camp with utilities, food plots, two ponds, a cleared homesite complete with well and power, and extensive internal access infrastructure supporting both recreation and long-term usability. Access is a significant strength of the property, with a combined 8,755 feet of county-maintained road frontage along Peeples Farm Road, Beulah Road, and Bovine Road. Four gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to more than five miles of internal roads suitable for full-size vehicle travel throughout the tract. From a recreational standpoint, Beulah's location near the Savannah River Basin places it within an area known for trophy whitetail deer and exceptional wildlife habitat. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority, with strategically placed food plots, feeders, and natural edge transitions supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail. The diversity of habitat and active management practices create ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making this an outstanding turnkey hunting property. The distinctive whistle of bobwhite quail can often be heard throughout the property, adding to the classic Southern sporting-land experience. Located in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, just one mile from Highway 21, the property offers convenient access to Savannah, Statesboro, Augusta, and South Carolina while maintaining the privacy and character of a true Southern plantation tract. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance, management history, and stewardship. Broker Comments: Beulah Longleaf Plantation presents a rare opportunity to acquire a true legacy property that performs both in the field and on paper. This offering consists of three impressive individual tracts: the West Camp Tract, the Central Longleaf Tract, and the East Sportsman Tract. The tracts may be purchased individually or together as one plantation offering.

$610,949

101 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Central Longleaf Tract is a turnkey recreational and investment property positioned to generate strong long-term annual income through longleaf pine straw lease rights while reflecting years of disciplined land stewardship. As a central component of a larger longleaf pine landscape, this property is surrounded by neighboring plantation tracts managed with a similar commitment to forestry, wildlife, and conservation. This collective stewardship has helped create an exceptional ecosystem that supports abundant populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail while provide the foundation for outstanding recreational opportunities, making it a rare combination of investment performance and outdoor recreation. Timber composition consists of approximately 82 acres of exceptionably clean longleaf pine fields averaging 1-4 years old along with approximately 2 acres of loblolly pine. The balance of the acreage includes well-maintained internal roads, food plots, and a pond supporting both recreation and overall usability. Behind the gate, more than two miles of interior roads provide vehicle access throughout the property, making it easy to navigate whether checking wildlife cameras, enjoying an evening ride, managing timber stands, or heading to a favorite hunting location. Approximately one mile of county-maintained frontage along Beulah Road provides excellent access while maintaining the privacy and rural character that define the property. Located within the Savannah River Basin, an area long recognized for producing quality whitetail deer and exceptional wildlife habitat, the tract offers outstanding hunting and outdoor recreation. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail thrive throughout the surrounding landscape. The distinctive whistle of a bobwhite quail echoing across the longleaf stands, a reminder of the healthy habitat and classic Southern sporting traditions this property supports. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour.

$155,000

21.79 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Discover this ±22 acre property on the outskirts of Sylvania, Georgia, offering a blend of convenience, natural beauty, and investment potential. With city water available and double road frontage of approximately 300 feet along Buttermilk Road and 275 feet along both sides of Quail Hollow, this tract is well-positioned for multiple uses.The land features good soil and high ground, making it ideal for a primary homesite, mini farm, or dividing up into smaller lots. Considerable timber value is ready for harvest, providing immediate return on investment or funding for property improvements.Enjoy excellent access to major routes with Hwy 301 nearby, just 20 miles to Statesboro, 41 miles to Rincon, and 67 miles to Augusta. Whether you envision a private retreat with room to grow, a development project, or an income-producing timber tract, this property offers endless possibilities.Come see it today and explore the potential this versatile property holds.

$2,099,191

336 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Beulah Longleaf Plantation is a 336-acre turnkey investment and recreational property thoughtfully designed for income production, excellent hunting, and long-term outdoor enjoyment.One of the features that makes this property unique is its extensive longleaf pine component. Not only does it create outstanding wildlife habitat, but it is also generating income today. Positioned to provide consistent annual returns through leased pine straw rights on well-established longleaf pine stands, the property boasts an impressive 234 acres of planted longleaf pine, with merchantable stands currently contracted to generate up to $250 per acre annually.Years of disciplined management are evident throughout the property. Ownership has implemented early-stage longleaf stand improvements, creating clean and uniform timber stands while enhancing wildlife habitat and overall property aesthetics.Timber composition includes approximately 234 acres of longleaf pine ranging from 1 to 11 years old, 38 acres of planted loblolly pine, and 45 acres of mature hardwood and duck pond habitat.The balance of the acreage consists of improvements such as the hunt camp with utilities, food plots, two ponds, a cleared homesite complete with well and power, and extensive internal access infrastructure supporting both recreation and long-term usability.Access is a significant strength of the property, with a combined 8,755 feet of county-maintained road frontage along Peeples Farm Road, Beulah Road, and Bovine Road. Four gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to more than five miles of internal roads suitable for full-size vehicle travel throughout the tract.From a recreational standpoint, Beulah's location near the Savannah River Basin places it within an area known for trophy whitetail deer and exceptional wildlife habitat. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority, with strategically placed food plots, feeders, and natural edge transitions supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail. The diversity of habitat and active management practices create ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making this an outstanding turnkey hunting property.Located in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, just one mile from Highway 21, the property offers convenient access to Savannah, Statesboro, Augusta, and South Carolina while maintaining the privacy and character of a true Southern plantation tract.Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour.All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance, management history, and stewardship.This offering consists of three impressive individual tracts: the West Camp Tract, the Central Longleaf Tract, and the East Sportsman Tract. The tracts may be purchased individually or together as one plantation offering. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing and request the full property package.Broker Comments: Beulah Longleaf Plantation presents a rare opportunity to acquire a true legacy property that delivers immediate income, strong investment potential, and exceptional recreational value. With abundant wildlife, proven management, and outstanding upkeep, this tract stands apart in today's market, blending income, recreation, and long-term value. It checks all the boxes for investors looking to diversify with a tangible asset that performs both in the field and on paper.

$658,192

104 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

The East Sportsman Tract is the kind of property that immediately captures your attention the moment you pass through the gate. Spanning approximately 104 acres in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, this tract combines proven income production, exceptional wildlife habitat, and a level of usability that is increasingly difficult to find in today's land market.The landscape is highlighted by approximately 50 acres of merchantable longleaf pine currently under an assignable pine straw lease generating up to approximately $250 per acre annually. Beyond the income potential, these mature longleaf stands create a setting that defines some of the South's most sought-after sporting and recreational properties.Timber acreage consists of approximately 64 acres of longleaf pine, 18 acres of merchantable loblolly pine, and 18 acres of mature hardwoods. The balance of the property includes established wildlife food plots and a one-acre cleared homesite with a perc test on file, offering an excellent location for a cabin, lodge, or permanent residence.As you travel the property's extensive road system, you'll discover a tract that has been carefully managed with both recreation and long-term stewardship in mind. Well-established food plots, scenic timber stands, and thoughtfully maintained access roads create a property that is ready to enjoy from day one. Whether you're checking game cameras, riding with family and friends, or heading to a favorite hunting stand before daylight, the tract's layout makes every corner of the property easily accessible.More than 2 miles of established interior roads provide vehicle access across the property, while approximately 700 feet of county-maintained road frontage ensures convenient year-round access. The combination of accessibility, income production, and recreational appeal makes this tract equally attractive as a personal retreat, hunting property, or long-term land investment.Positioned within the renowned Savannah River Basin, the East Sportsman Tract benefits from being part of a larger landscape known for producing quality wildlife and exceptional hunting opportunities. Surrounded by neighboring plantation ownerships managed for timber, wildlife, and conservation, the property enjoys the advantages of a much larger ecosystem. Deer trails weave through the timber, wild turkeys frequent the openings and road edges, and the unmistakable whistle of bobwhite quail serves as a reminder of the healthy habitat that exists throughout the area.Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, and Savannah River Raceway. The nearby communities of Sylvania and Newington provide local dining, shopping, farm and feed suppliers, and the welcoming character of rural Georgia. Statesboro and Springfield are approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached in about an hour.The East Sportsman Tract offers more than acreage—it offers a lifestyle built around the traditions of Southern land ownership. With immediate pine straw income, merchantable timber, abundant wildlife, and a setting surrounded by like-minded stewardship, this property represents a rare opportunity to own a tract that is as enjoyable to use as it is rewarding to hold for generations to come.

$609,561

68.49 Acres

Hephzibah, Georgia, 30815

Versatile ±68.49-acre property located on Storey Mill Road in Hephzibah. This property’s location, soil composition, topography, access, and healthy, diverse ecosystem set it apart. Ideal for the homesteader, developer, or investor seeking a well-rounded tract with both immediate usability and long-term upside. Upland: The property is primarily upland soils, with approximately 70% of the acreage suitable for structural development. Access: Approximately 400 feet of paved frontage on Storey Mill Road. A well-established entrance leads into an internal access system that provides connectivity from the front to the back of the property and throughout. Timber, Ecosystem & Wildlife: Pine stands have been thinned with a clean understory, leaving behind dominant, healthy sawtimber. Tree spacing provides excellent visibility and overall aesthetic appeal. Hardwoods are positioned along access roads and toward the rear of the property, creating a more secluded environment while enhancing habitat diversity and providing a natural food source for wildlife. Hunting with firearms on the tract is allowed. Vicinity & Surrounding Influence: The property benefits from its proximity to Augusta and Hepzibah offering convenient access to everyday amenities while maintaining a private, rural setting. Nearby you’ll find local dining, retail, and shopping options, as well as access to schools within the Richmond County School System. The area is also within a reasonable drive to recreational opportunities, including golf at Goshen Plantation Golf Club. This location provides a strong balance of seclusion and convenience—within a short commute to surrounding areas while still offering the feel of a private, wooded retreat. Zoning: Zoned R-43 for single-family residential use, including permitted guest house on a minimum of one-acre lots. Conditional uses allow for agriculture, livestock, private schools, and nursery operations. The property is well-positioned for future development, while its current recreational and timberland use supports ongoing usability. Utilities: City water, gas, and electric is available. Overall Feel: The tract offers strong depth with paved road frontage on Storey Mill Road and a layout that allows for both accessibility and privacy. While convenient to nearby amenities and suited for development, the property maintains enough wooded acreage and separation to create a true secluded setting—ideal for hunting, homesite, family compound, or long-term investment hold. Close proximity to Hephzibah’s schools, dining, and retail, along with an easy commute to surrounding cities, further enhances its overall appeal.

$610,949

101 Acres

Sylvania, Georgia, 30467

Central Longleaf Tract is a turnkey recreational and investment property positioned to generate strong long-term annual income through longleaf pine straw lease rights while reflecting years of disciplined land stewardship.As a central component of a larger longleaf pine landscape, this property is surrounded by neighboring plantation tracts managed with a similar commitment to forestry, wildlife, and conservation. This collective stewardship has helped create an exceptional ecosystem that supports abundant populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail while provide the foundation for outstanding recreational opportunities, making it a rare combination of investment performance and outdoor recreation.Timber composition consists of approximately 82 acres of longleaf pine averaging 1-4 years old along with approximately 2 acres of loblolly pine. The balance of the acreage includes well-maintained internal roads, food plots, and a pond supporting both recreation and overall usability.Behind the gate, more than two miles of interior roads provide vehicle access throughout the property, making it easy to navigate whether checking wildlife cameras, enjoying an evening ride, managing timber stands, or heading to a favorite hunting location. Approximately one mile of county-maintained frontage along Beulah Road provides excellent access while maintaining the privacy and rural character that define the property.Located within the Savannah River Basin, an area long recognized for producing quality whitetail deer and exceptional wildlife habitat, the tract offers outstanding hunting and outdoor recreation. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail thrive throughout the surrounding landscape. The distinctive whistle of a bobwhite quail echoing across the longleaf stands, a reminder of the healthy habitat and classic Southern sporting traditions this property supports.Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour.