Working Row Crop Farm
8600022-t3 8600022-t3 Redbird Road Lumber City, GA 31549
8600022-t3 8600022-t3 Redbird Road, Lumber City, GA, 31549
$114,950
For Sale
$114,950
Open working row crop farm with income-producing lease and some wooded acres, offering flexible land use options.
Lot Size22.99 Acres
Days on Market443
Property Features for 8600022-t3 8600022-t3 Redbird Road
General Information
- Standard status
- Active
- Lot size
- 22.99 Acres
- Property subtype
- Land / Agriculture
Listing agency
Nautica Real Estate, LLC
(912) 253-8856
Listed by
Terry Williams · License #285540
(912) 253-8856
Source
Compass
Added: May 6, 2025 Updated: Jul 10 at 1:49PM Checked: Jul 21 at 6:42AM
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This offering is an open land working farm on 22.99 acres in Telfair County, Georgia. The property is currently producing income from a lease agreement and is available as a flexible landholding with both open acreage and some wooded acres. The tract is described as having no known land use restrictions, allowing it to remain a working row crop farm or support other agricultural directions such as a tree farm, produce farm, or an animal farm.
The land is located near Redbird Road in Lumber City, GA. The seller notes that additional land may be purchased to expand the holding. The overall configuration supports continued agricultural use while also accommodating land management plans that take advantage of the mix of open and wooded areas.
For buyers and operators, this property’s current leased status and working-farm nature may appeal to those seeking productive farmland they can retain as-is. It may also fit buyers looking for a change in farm type, given the absence of known land use restrictions and the availability of both open fields and wooded acreage. The seller also points to USDA programs available to up-and-coming or experienced farmers for purchasing farms, along with USDA programs that can provide payments related to farm commodities. Please consult program guidelines for eligibility and specifics.
The land is located near Redbird Road in Lumber City, GA. The seller notes that additional land may be purchased to expand the holding. The overall configuration supports continued agricultural use while also accommodating land management plans that take advantage of the mix of open and wooded areas.
For buyers and operators, this property’s current leased status and working-farm nature may appeal to those seeking productive farmland they can retain as-is. It may also fit buyers looking for a change in farm type, given the absence of known land use restrictions and the availability of both open fields and wooded acreage. The seller also points to USDA programs available to up-and-coming or experienced farmers for purchasing farms, along with USDA programs that can provide payments related to farm commodities. Please consult program guidelines for eligibility and specifics.
Key Highlights
- 22.99‑acre open working row crop farm producing income through an existing lease agreement
- No known land use restrictions reported, with flexibility to keep it as a row crop farm or convert it
- Some wooded acres included in the tract
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Farm - Open working row crop farm with income-producing lease and some wooded acres, offering flexible land use options.
Where is this farm located?
The property is located at 8600022-t3 8600022-t3 Redbird Road Lumber City, GA.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $114,950.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: 22.99‑acre open working row crop farm producing income through an existing lease agreement; No known land use restrictions reported, with flexibility to keep it as a row crop farm or convert it; Some wooded acres included in the tract
