Blake Sasser

$139,900

12.22 Acres

Summit, Mississippi, 39666

This attractive 12.22 ± acre parcel offers excellent potential for residential, agricultural, or development use. A paved asphalt drive leads to a large paved parking area and the former home site. Just behind it sits a one-car garage wired for electricity — with a little TLC, it could easily be converted into a workshop, guest suite, or the start of a new build. The majority of the property consists of open, usable pasture with remnants of cross-fencing and a mostly intact perimeter barbed wire fence. At the rear of the property is a scenic cattle pond stocked with fish (mostly bream), offering a peaceful setting and potential for recreation. City sewer runs through the property, significantly enhancing its development potential, even though it sits just outside Summit city limits. The land is conveniently located on well-traveled Highway 51, only minutes from the I-55 exit 20

$325,000

65 Acres

Smithdale, Mississippi, 39664

This exceptional 65+/- acre tract offers outstanding wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities in a highly desirable location. Well-established trails wind throughout the property, providing excellent access for hunters and recreation enthusiasts alike. The East Fork tributaries of the Amite River flow through the property, featuring deep fishing holes, sandy beaches for recreation, and secluded back channels ideal for wood duck hunting. As classic riverbottom land, the property supports a towering canopy of massive hardwoods interspersed with mature pines. This rich habitat produces abundant natural food sources — including acorns, soft mast, and browse — making it highly attractive to wildlife. The property is prime deer and turkey hunting ground. The thick riverbottom cover and diverse terrain create excellent bedding areas, feeding zones, and natural travel corridors. Deer hunters will benefit from the river system acting as a natural funnel, especially during the rut, supporting good numbers of mature bucks. Turkey hunters will find outstanding opportunities in the mature hardwood ridges and river flats, which provide prime strutting zones and roosting areas for a healthy wild turkey population. Located in the highly sought-after West Lincoln School District, this tract sits approximately halfway between McComb and Brookhaven, Mississippi, and is only about 1.5 hours north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana