300 Beulah Rd, Sylvania, GA 30467

Beulah Longleaf Plantation is a turnkey 336-acre investment and recreational property designed for income production, hunting, and long-term outdoor use. The acreage includes 234 acres of planted longleaf pine and 38 acres of planted loblolly pine, along with 45 acres of mature hardwood and duck pond habitat. Timber stands include longleaf pine ranging from 1 to 11 years old. The property also features early-stage longleaf stand improvements, food plots, a hunt camp with utilities, two ponds, and a cleared homesite complete with a well and power.

Access is a stated strength, with 8,755 feet of county-maintained road frontage along Peeples Farm Road, Beulah Road, and Bovine Road. Four gated entrances provide secure access to more than five miles of internal roads suitable for full-size vehicle travel throughout the tract.

Southeastern Screven County, Georgia, places the property near Highway 21 and within an area described as supporting trophy whitetail deer and diverse wildlife habitat. Wildlife management elements include strategically placed food plots, feeders, and natural edge transitions. The offering may be purchased as three individual tracts—West Camp, Central Longleaf, and East Sportsman—or together as one plantation, with forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, and supporting documentation available upon request.