Spring To The River
This is 124 acres of well-priced property in Big Buck Country! Approximately 65 acres of this farm were recently burned and replanted in Longleaf Pine. This property has over 2,700 ft of Barbour County Road frontage on county-maintained Gerald Tew/ Hagler Mill Road. This farm is comprised of 30 acres on the west side of the road and 94 acres on the east. Of which the easternmost 60 acres are a mixture of meadows, hardwood, and natural pine. A year-round spring runs out of the ground eastward to the West Fork Choctawhatchee River. This property does not go all the way to the river, but it is within 200 ft in some areas that are touching the river. This will give you access to great riverbottom hunting without personally owning the flood issues of river property. Only 1.3 acres are in the flood zone and is in the northeast corner of the property.
When I name a property that has something to do with a spring, you can expect it to be a serious spring. This is just that..a serious spring! This spring begins on the 94-acre side and picks up steam as it runs east towards the river. This spring could water as many cattle as this size property could maintain. It could be dammed up, creating a 6-7 acre pond. If someone wanted inexpensive cattle land, this one could easily be converted into 80 or more acres of pasture.
The topography of this acreage is gently rolling. Electricity is available, and cell service is good. This property is in the county and is unrestricted. The deer and turkey hunting is known to be very good in this part of Barbour County.
Location: This property is 5.4 miles southeast of Louisville, 7.4 miles north of Blue Springs, 20.5 miles northeast of Ariton, and 22.5 miles east of Brundidge
Access: From the Post Office in Lousiville head southeast on County Road 21/County Rd 20/Victoria St toward Beaty Dr and go 3.2 miles. Turn right onto Hagler Mill Road and your destination will be on the right in 2.2 miles.
229 Gerald Tew Road large right 254 Gerald Tew Road small left
