Welcome to Dry Creek Plantation, a breathtaking 950-acre recreational retreat nestled in the rolling hills of Marion and Webster Counties. This expansive property offers outstanding views, a well-established internal road system, and exceptional natural features, making it the ideal setting for outdoor recreation, conservation, or building your dream getaway. Two flowing creeks wind through the property, including the larger Dry Creek, which is surrounded by towering mature hardwoods. A railcar bridge provides easy crossing over Dry Creek, while the smaller creek stretches nearly two miles, enhancing the diverse wildlife habitat. Several natural beaver ponds throughout the tract create prime duck hunting spots. Protected by a conservation easement, the property still allows for two approved building sites, offering the opportunity to construct a cabin or country estate. With 19 approved food plot areas, there is no shortage of space to enhance wildlife and manage hunting opportunities. The land includes 257 acres of 2021 planted Longleaf Pine, 197 acres planted in 2024, and additional stands of Sand Pine and Loblolly Pine. Nearly 375 acres of fertile bottomland span the areas around the creeks, rich in wildlife and teeming with potential. A 3-acre bottomland food plot is also approved by the land trust for further enhancement. Deer, hogs, ducks, and turkeys thrive across this property, making it a hunter's paradise. Easily accessible with paved road frontage, Dry Creek Plantation is located just 40 minutes from Columbus, 1 hour and 15 minutes from Albany, and only 2.5 hours from the Georgia-Florida line. Whether you're looking for a legacy property, hunting preserve, or peaceful escape, this one-of-a-kind tract checks every box.
