HOME/CAMP POSSIBILITIES. A little more than 20 acres of the timber on this site have been harvested providing the chance to take this property into the future in a few different ways. Several spots on the tract are suitable for locating a home, weekend getaway, or hunting camp. Because there are no building restrictions in this area, mobile homes or even an RV pad could be set up on site. With many open areas, some of this land could be utilized for vegetable gardening, converted to pastureland for cows or horses. Or why not just do all of the above?

RECREATIONAL/HUNTING. Views on the aerial map show numerous internal road/trail possibilities. These could be used for four-wheeler riding or hunting. As much of this property offers a blank canvas, there are many places to establish food plots and shooting houses. A seasonal stream flows diagonally across the center of the site providing a good water source for the whitetail deer, turkey, squirrels, and other South Mississippi small game animals.

TREE FARM. As an investment for the future, the 20+ acres of cleared land could be prepared and replanted as a tree farm. Walley Forestry Consultants, Inc. can help any future owners with the ins and outs of establishing a tree farm on this property.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS. With its location just minutes from Interstate 59, JA39 is only 30 minutes north of Laurel, MS and 40 minutes south of Meridian, MS. For nine years, LAUREL has been the centerpiece of HGTVs popular Home Town renovation show. Tourists from all across the country visit Laurel to enjoy its many locally owned restaurants, boutique shopping, and to take one of the golf cart tours of the historical district. Laurel is also home to the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, one of the Souths finest museums, and the Veterans Memorial Museum. MERIDIAN offers numerous cultural and culinary opportunities. Mississippi State Universitys Riley Center hosts several concerts and plays throughout the year. Hometown of the father of country music, Jimmie Rodgers, Meridian hosts Americas longest running music festival each May in his memory. Meridian is home to the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Museum and the Mississippi Childrens Museum. Meridian also boasts many excellent eating establishments including Mississippis oldest restaurant, Weidmanns, which opened its doors in 1870.

LOCATION. Distances to nearby larger towns/cities are Laurel, MS 25 miles, Hattiesburg, MS 55 miles, Meridian, MS 47 miles, Jackson, MS 92 miles, Gulfport, MS 128 miles, Mobile, AL 120 miles, and New Orleans, LA 165 miles.