Jaye Road, Rupert, GA 31081

Listing agent Travis Chaffin Show Phone

Listing office National Land Realty, LaGrange, GA 1260 Mountville-Hogansville Road, Hogansville, GA Show Phone

Listing date Nov 13, 2025

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Overview

This property offers 216+/- acres of gently rolling land planted in 3-5-year-old longleaf pines. A creek runs through the tract, adding a natural water feature that can support wildlife and enhance recreational enjoyment. The land is accessed from two points, including one paved entrance and one gravel entrance. Power and phone lines are already in place at the road, which may simplify future site improvements.

The tract includes over 3,000 feet of frontage along Highway 19, providing visibility and practical access for day-to-day use. It is located in south Taylor County, with convenient proximity to Americus (less than 25 miles north), Columbus (under 50 miles), and Macon (about 60 miles).

This setup can suit buyers looking for rural recreation and hunting ground, farming or agricultural use, timber-focused ownership, or a base property for future development plans. With its combination of established pine growth, creek passage, and highway frontage, the tract supports both near-term outdoor use and longer-term land improvement goals.

Map

City

Rupert

County

Taylor

State

Georgia

Longitude

-84.30008

Latitude

32.400823

FAQs

What type of property is this?

Hunting land - Large acreage with longleaf pine growth, a creek, and substantial Highway 19 frontage for flexible rural use.

Where is this hunting land located?

The property is located at Jaye Road Rupert, GA.

What is the asking price?

The asking price for this property is $864,000.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: 216+/- acres in south Taylor County with gently rolling terrain and timber planted in 3‑5‑year‑old longleaf pines; Over 3,000 feet of frontage along Highway 19 with two access points (one paved and one gravel); Creek runs through the tract, providing water feature and enhancing wildlife habitat