Louis Holbrook

$305,850

37 Acres

Lake Cormorant, Mississippi, 38641

An estate-style setting defined by an elevated interior hilltop accented by mature, picturesque trees, overlooking a sweeping open field. These features create an exceptional setting for a primary residence, offering long sunset views, natural privacy, and a sense of arrival worthy of a high-end estate.The land is outside the developed city environment, while remaining conveniently close to Hernando, Southaven, and Memphis, and located within the municipal limits of the Town of Walls. DeSoto County and the surrounding area are experiencing tremendous residential and economic growth, making this an increasingly desirable location for long-term ownership and investment.Johnson Creek Greenway, a 1.8-mile paved pedestrian and bike trail, borders the southern boundary, providing a scenic element and a permanent buffer that enhances character.  The property also benefits from substantial 1,150' frontage along Baldwin Road, allowing for a private, understated entrance while maintaining flexibility for future use.The surrounding area is characterized by attractive, well-maintained homes, reinforcing the property’s suitability for a private estate or a thoughtfully planned residential setting featuring large, estate-style lots. The seller is willing to consider subdivision of the property, subject to approval. Available for purchase also is a +/-17 and 27-acre tracts east of Baldwin Road.This offering combines space, natural beauty, and location in one of North Mississippi’s fastest-growing counties, without sacrificing privacy or convenience.

$849,000

65.42 Acres

Hughes, Arkansas, 72348

The Blackfish Compound is a gem of a delta property located at the confluence of Frenchman’s Bayou and Blackfish Bayou. Accessed by a dead-end gravel road, this tract offers privacy, controlled water, and established improvements built for year-round use. If you are looking for a place that functions as both a residence and a serious hunting camp, this one checks the boxes.A fenced two-acre headquarters sits above the bayou and includes a 4,000 square foot main house, a 750 square foot apartment, shop space, and multiple outbuildings. The main house has three bedrooms, two and a half baths, a vaulted great room, formal dining area, study, laundry room, and a granite-top kitchen. Flooring is hardwood, tile, and vinyl throughout. A surveillance system is in place for security when the property isn’t occupied.The apartment includes one bedroom, one bath, kitchen, and sitting area, ideal for guests or additional hunters. An attached garage, currently used as a game room, connects to a 30x40 shop that provides ample space for equipment, tools, and storage.Behind the house is a covered BBQ shack overlooking Blackfish Bayou. It is set up for camp life: grill, gather, fish the bayou, and shoot skeet off the deck. Everything is positioned for easy use without leaving the headquarters area.Outside the fence is where the property really separates itself. A well and levee system offers a fully controlled waterfowl impoundment. The property sits among heavily managed CRP ground and is near Mud Lake Duck Club and other well-known waterfowl properties, putting it in proven duck country.The deer herd is strong, with established stand locations already in place. Hogs travel the bayou corridor, and turkeys are commonly seen roosting along the water. Fishing access is available on both bayous, adding another year-round recreational component.These 65 acres can be used in several ways: a private hunting camp, full-time residence, recreational retreat, or income-producing property through government programs, farm rent, and apartment rental. It is set up to be used immediately, but also offers flexibility for a new owner to tailor it to their needs.

$1,224,080

222.56 Acres

Walls, Mississippi, 38680

The Glover Farm is located in Desoto County at the intersection of Highway 61 and Church Road, between Walls and Tunica, with ½ mile of highway frontage and 600 feet of frontage on Church Road. The farm is 222.56 surveyed acres, of which 221.78 is cropland, and of that, 209 base acres – 32 wheat, 42 soybeans, 108 cotton, and 27 generic base. For the 2025 crop season, about 115 acres are planted cotton and the remainder is soybeans. The soil is high quality – 76% very fine sandy loam, 8% silt loam, and 16% sharkey. The farm rent agreement is year-to-year. The gated community to the north was built in phases from 2007 to 2017.  A 625-acre solar farm a mile to the north was installed in 2023. Two transmission lines run through the Glover Farm, and a substation is ½ mile north. The farm can grow a healthy crop and is positioned for residential, commercial, or solar development. An excellent income-producing investment opportunity. View the property from Church Road and the highway, and please call for more information.

$52,916

10.69 Acres

Bath Springs, Tennessee, 38311

Enjoy a combination of acreage, privacy, and convenient access to amenities and the Tennessee River in a peaceful country setting. A wide, established trail with a gentle bend for added privacy leads into the interior of the property. Electricity has already been installed on the interior, adding convenience and reducing future development costs while creating multiple options for homestead, home sites, a cabin, RV setup, or weekend retreat. With no known restrictions, the property offers flexibility for residential, recreational, agricultural, or investment use.A balanced mix of open ground and wooded acreage provides opportunities for recreation, hunting, livestock, gardening, or small scale farming. The property also offers excellent potential for ATV riding, hiking, and trail development.Located approximately 10 minutes from grocery stores and other everyday conveniences, the property is also just minutes from Riverstone Marina and public Tennessee River access for boating, fishing, and water recreation.Also available for purchase is an additional +/-69 acres adjoining the property, with the seller willing to subdivide depending on the buyer’s needs.Whether you are looking for a private homesite, recreational getaway, or versatile piece of land to develop over time, this property offers a strong combination of utility, location, and outdoor appeal.

$199,000

1.05 Acres

Brownsville, Tennessee, 38012

Prime 1.05± acre commercial lot next to new hotel development with outstanding I-40 visibility.This commercial parcel offers exceptional visibility and direct access to the I-40 corridor, just 250 feet from the on/off ramps (Exit 56). The site sits immediately beside a new hotel currently under construction, adding to the strong commercial activity already present at this interchange.The property is graded and level, with approximately 200 feet of road frontage, and electricity, water, and sewer utilities available at the road. This is a development-ready opportunity for a wide range of commercial uses.This stretch of I-40 is a high-traffic corridor and is poised for continued growth as regional development accelerates, including Buc-ees, mixed-use, and the ongoing progress of Ford’s Blue Oval City, expected to drive long-term economic activity throughout the Brownsville market.A strategic, high-visibility location in a rapidly strengthening corridor, well-suited for investors or businesses seeking a quality site along I-40.

$133,245

28.2 Acres

Bath Springs, Tennessee, 38311

Get away from the noise and enjoy the freedom to live how you want on this private Tennessee property near the river. Whether you are looking for a place to park a camper, build a cabin, start a homestead, raise livestock, plant a garden, or simply have your own quiet retreat in the country, this property offers the space and flexibility to make it happen. Multiple building and camper sites have already been cleared, and with no known restrictions, you have the freedom to use the land in a way that fits your lifestyle. Electricity is available at the road for added convenience.The property is located approximately 10 minutes from a grocery store and everyday necessities, while still feeling private and secluded. Riverstone Marina and Tennessee River access are also about 10 minutes away, providing opportunities for boating, fishing, and spending time on the water.North Prong Stewman Creek, a year-round creek, runs through the property and adds to the peaceful setting. A mix of open ground and wooded acreage provides room for gardening, small livestock, hunting, trail riding, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Existing trails and additional space for ATV riding or further trail development make the property easy to explore and enjoy.Also available for purchase are an additional 10.69-acre parcel to the west and a 79.87-acre parcel to the east, offering the opportunity to expand into a larger homestead, recreational getaway, or multi-family retreat.

$278,850

17 Acres

Lake Cormorant, Mississippi, 38641

This property is ideally suited for residential development, an estate homesite, or strategic investment. The 17+/- acres lie on the corner of Austin Road and Baldwin Road, and inside the Town of Walls limits, with approximately 1,500' of Austin and 400' of Baldwin road frontage, and open pasture to build on.Properties in the immediate area are zoned Agriculture-Residential, providing flexibility and maintaining low-density residential uses in an agricultural setting. The county experiences growth fueled by public and private investment, including the expansion of Landers Center, multiple mixed-use developments, new manufacturers, expanding residential neighborhoods, and xAI's massive data centers. The new Johnson Creek Greenway enhances the appeal for future homeowners and developers. An additional 27+/- adjacent and 37+/- acres directly across Baldwin Road are available.This tract offers excellent access, visibility, and flexibility, whether developed on its own or combined with adjacent acreage for a larger project.

$3,995,000

685 Acres

Pocahontas, Tennessee, 38061

Behind a private gate and thoughtfully developed over generations of careful ownership, this extraordinary estate represents a rare balance of refined living and intentional land stewardship. Flora and fauna thrive here not by accident, but by design. This is a property for someone who values not only ownership, but responsibility.  An estate suited for those who understand that the highest form of luxury is privacy, land health, and legacy. Every element of the property: homes, water, timber, fields, and infrastructure, has been designed, improved, and maintained with long-term sustainability, habitat health, and quiet enjoyment in mind.Anchoring the estate is a beautifully crafted 4,100+/- square foot main residence overlooking the upper lake, offering the ambiance of a private lodge rather than a traditional home. The four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence is defined by authentic materials and timeless construction, including reclaimed heart pine floors, substantial exposed beams sourced from historic Midwestern structures, and elegant crushed-marble bathrooms. Living spaces open naturally to the outdoors, with a lakeside lower patio, and a covered second story deck that projects out over the water, providing uninterrupted views across the lake and surrounding landscape.Supporting the main residence is a carefully planned collection of secondary improvements that allow the property to function as a true multi-generational or hosted retreat. These include a large 2/2 guest lodge, farmhouse, and numerous barns, shops, and sheds positioned to serve both recreational and agricultural uses without intruding on the estate's privacy or aesthetics.From a land and conservation perspective, the property is exceptional. Nearly three miles of Mosses Creek and Morphis Branch wind through the heart of the acreage, their clear, cool waters supporting riparian corridors rich in native vegetation and wildlife activity. These creeks, combined with two professionally managed trophy bass lakes and four additional farm ponds, create a highly functional and diverse aquatic system that benefits fisheries, waterfowl, pollinators, and overall watershed health.Approximately 200 acres of gently rolling open ground are maintained primarily in hay and native warm and cool season grasses, with prescribed burn rotation, providing both agricultural productivity and critical edge habitat for deer, turkey, and quail coveys observed in recent years. Surrounding the open ground are roughly 500 acres of predominantly mature hardwood and pine timber, offering a well-balanced forest structure with excellent mast production, bedding cover, and long-term timber value.An extensive, 25 mile(!), internal trail and road system connects the estate. Trails follow the natural contours of the land, with distances measured to create purposeful loops for walking, riding, or land management. Along select stretches, simple benches have been placed at natural pause points overlooking water, fields, and forest, subtle invitations to stop and observe.  Additional features, including custom bridges, a special creek-side campground, fenced garden and vineyard areas, and a maintained apiary, further reflect a philosophy rooted in intentional use and long-term sustainability. Every improvement serves a purpose, and nothing feels accidental.The result is a landscape that functions as an interconnected ecosystem: productive yet wild, refined yet grounded.

$341,442

79.87 Acres

Bath Springs, Tennessee, 38311

Escape to your own private retreat with the freedom to create the lifestyle you want across this versatile Tennessee property offering a unique combination of privacy, usable land, natural features, and future potential. Whether you are looking for a place to park a camper, build a cabin, establish a homestead, raise animals, plant a large garden, or simply get away from the noise and crowds, this property provides the space and flexibility to make it happen.Multiple building and camper sites have already been cleared throughout the property, creating opportunities for homesites, RV setups, family compounds, cabins, or future expansion. With a mix of open ground and wooded acreage, the land is well suited for gardening, chickens, livestock, hunting, hiking, ATV riding, trail development, or simply enjoying the outdoors in a peaceful country setting. A year-round creek, North Prong Stewman Creek, runs through part of the property and adds to the natural beauty and privacy.With no known restrictions, the property offers flexibility for residential, recreational, agricultural, or investment use. The size and layout also provide long-term potential for a larger homestead, multi-family retreat, small rural neighborhood, or additional development opportunities while still maintaining privacy and seclusion. Electricity is available at the road for added convenience.Despite the private setting, the property is located approximately 10 minutes from a grocery store and other everyday conveniences, as well as Riverstone Marina and Tennessee River access for boating, fishing, and water recreation.Additional adjoining acreage is also available for purchase, and the seller is willing to subdivide, creating even more opportunities to expand, customize, or tailor the property to fit your vision.Private, versatile, and increasingly difficult to find, this is the type of property that offers both immediate enjoyment and long-term potential.

$4,336,880

542.11 Acres

Walls, Mississippi, 38680

Delta View is a legacy built through years of hands-on stewardship with a clear focus on land, wildlife, and long-term functionality. Every improvement was executed with precision for the purpose of enhancing the habitat, wildlife, to strengthen productivity, and hunt as good as it looks. Properties of this caliber with this kind of proximity are rarely available and almost never change hands.Stretching across 540+/- acres, Delta View offers incredible diversity with approximately 200 acres of delta land and 340 acres of rolling hills, delivering a mix of terrain, soils, drainage, and wildlife mobility, all of which have been managed and controlled with reason. The hills rise and roll toward a commanding bluff overlooking the Delta below, opening expansive sunrise and sunset views and a vantage point that is elevated and private, all just minutes from the Memphis metro.At the center of the farm sits a ~25-acre lake, affectionately known as the “Dynamite Hole”.  This stunning body of water creates a focal point, with numerous vistas and alcoves, that somehow feels both expansive and intimate at the same time. The lake drives the recreational and wildlife value of the property, supporting trophy fishing, attracting both big game, and serving as a waterfowl refuge. From the lake, you can ride the miles-long trail system to a managed duck impoundment, established deer and turkey food plots, and mixed hardwoods. Wetlands with water control improvements, greenfields, bedding cover, and timber transitions are all connected through deliberate planning with success in mind.The tillable land provides consistent farm income while doubling as a crucial component of the wildlife program.  These fields function as feeding areas, staging zones, and travel corridors that tie the recreational and agricultural elements of the property together.Access across the farm is seamless.  An estimated 6-mile internal trail system links hills, bottoms, fields, timber, and water, allowing a quiet, strategic approach for hunting in every wind direction, and access for management and recreation without disrupting natural patterns.  Whether by truck, ATV, or foot, the layout keeps the entire tract usable and connected.Beyond its current performance, the property holds meaningful long-term upside. With scale, road frontage, and a position inside expanding DeSoto County, future use potential remains intact.  Underground electric service is stubbed to the center of the property, and there are multiple choices for building sites for residences and barns.  Importantly, that opportunity has been preserved, giving the next owner flexibility without sacrificing today’s integrity.Delta View is not a single-use tract. It is a turnkey legacy, a layered property, income-producing, hunt-ready, with views at every turn, and improved with the pursuit in mind, built to deliver today and adapt for a promising future.

$184,410

40.98 Acres

Bath Springs, Tennessee, 38311

Escape to your own private 40-acre retreat with the freedom to create the lifestyle you want. Whether you are looking for a place to park a camper, build a cabin, establish a homestead, raise animals, plant a large garden, or simply enjoy peace and privacy, this property offers endless possibilities. Multiple building sites have already been cleared, giving you flexibility for homesites, camper setups, family compounds, or future expansion.With a mix of open ground and wooded acreage, the property provides room to grow while still maintaining privacy and seclusion. The land is well-suited for gardening, chickens, livestock, hunting, ATV riding, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors away from the noise and crowds.The size and layout of the property also create long-term potential beyond a private getaway. Whether you envision a multi-family homestead, several cabins, or even a small rural neighborhood, there is ample room to shape the property to fit your goals. With no known restrictions, you have the flexibility to use the land in a way that works for your lifestyle and future plans.An additional 39 acres is also available for purchase, and the seller is willing to subdivide, creating even more opportunities to expand, customize, or tailor the property to your needs.Private, versatile, and full of potential, this is the kind of property that is becoming harder to find.

$125,000

1.04 Acres

Hughes, Arkansas, 72348

1.04± acre waterfront lot on Porter Lake offers a rare opportunity to own property on a quiet, private fishing lake with privacy and limited traffic.The property includes a fishing club membership, with additional memberships available at the buyer’s request. The lot is located on a less-traveled road and is one of very few waterfront tracts on this side of the lake, adding to its long-term appeal.Porter Lake limits boat speed to 15 mph, making it well-suited for fishing, small boats, and families looking for a peaceful retreat. Adjacent to Porter, Horseshoe Lake offers restaurants, social gatherings, water skiing, and tubing, making it easy to enjoy an active lake scene when desired. When you are ready to slow things down, Porter Lake provides privacy and a quiet setting. This tract offers an excellent homesite for a family getaway or full-time residence where quiet, outdoor use, and privacy are the priority.New homes have recently been built on the lake, showing continued demand and reinforcing Porter Lake’s appeal as a low-density, family-oriented getaway. With virtually no vacant Horseshoe Lake waterfront lots available, this property presents a unique opportunity to enjoy both lifestyles from one location.  For those times when more activity is desired, Horseshoe Lake, with dining and recreational options, is only a short drive away. Most owners, however, choose Porter Lake for what it offers every day: privacy, fishing, and a slower pace.