A rare opportunity to own approximately 60 private acres in northern Effingham County just minutes from Springfield. Located just off Old Dixie Highway, this tract offers privacy, flexibility, and the kind of secluded setting that is increasingly difficult to find. Timber was harvested 4 years ago and replanted. Surrounded by larger acreage properties, it provides an ideal setting for a private homesite, recreational retreat, or family compound. The property consists of approximately 60 acres with minimal wetlands and includes a 60-foot deeded access easement. The easement will need to be cleared and opened to establish access into the property. Zoned AR-1, the tract offers flexibility for personal use or the potential to create several 10- to 15-acre parcels, subject to county approvals. Buyer improvements would include well, septic, and extension of power to the property. This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to create a private place of their own while still maintaining convenient access to surrounding communities and nearby areas. Whether for recreation, future homesite use, or long-term land ownership, this property offers privacy, usable acreage, and lasting appeal.
Listing courtesy of Land Unlimited, Inc..

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