Screven County, Georgia Land For Sale (35 results)

FARM - TIMBER - AND HUNTING LAND NEAR THE SAVANNAH RIVER This farm has been in the same family for generations. The Laffitte family has been active in Georgia and South Carolina since the late 1800s, making contributions in banking, medicine, and civic life. The farm is situated in a beautiful countryside near the Savannah River. There are 107 acres of cropland, approximately 210 acres of planted pines, and the rest in natural woodlands. Its northern boundary follows Dry Branch, an intermittent stream winding through old-growth forests, ideal for deer and turkey hunting. The crop fields and two small ponds attract doves and ducks. GREAT LOCATION. The Laffitte property is situated in the path of development coming upriver from Savannah. The Savannah River Port is about 18 miles inland from the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the most important and fastest-growing ports in the United States especially for agricultural exports such as cotton and peanuts

Situated in the heart of Screven County, Georgia, this expansive 122-acre property in Newington offers a prime opportunity for timber investment, recreation, and hunting. The tract features 110 acres of planted Loblolly pines ranging in age from 1 to 11 years, providing future timber value. There are 7 acres of natural hardwoods that, along with the pine plantation, offer excellent bedding areas for wildlife or an ideal private homesite surrounded by nature. With an established internal road system, access throughout the property is easy and efficient. Boasting 400 feet of frontage on Newington Hwy (Hwy 24), 2,000 feet along Hudson Ferry Road, and another 400 feet on Woodpecker Trail, this tract offers excellent visibility and accessibility. Located 20 minutes from Sylvania and Statesboro, and just an hour from Savannah. Whether you're looking for a smart land investment, a recreational retreat, or a hunters haven, this tract presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of land in a prime South Georgia location. Call today to schedule a showing. 912.764.LAND(5263)

Great hunting and recreation property located just southeast of Newington, GA. The majority of the property has been reforested with 83± acres of containerized Longleaf pine and 294± acres of containerized Loblolly pine. The remaining acreage consists of small Carolina Bays and Hardwood branches. Runs Branch, a year-round flowing creek, also runs through the tract. Deer, turkey, dove, ducks and the occasional wild hog are plentiful throughout the property. The property has an extensive road system with all entrances gated, allowing for access and hunting across the entire tract. Just 45 miles north of Savannah and 30 miles from Statesboro, this land has many possibilities.

Rocky Knob Farm is a private residence fully wooded located in Northern Screven County. The property features a mixture of planted pines and natural hardwood and pine mix. The home sits on a small hill overlooking the 1.5 acre pond with nice shade trees around. The property has a good interior road system with 7 established food plots. The plots all have box deer stands, Sawtooth Oaks and Chestnut trees planted throughout. The pond is stocked with bass and bream, the woods are abundant with deer and turkey. This tract would make a great permanent home site or weekend retreat.

This beautiful property in Southern Screven County is a good investment for recreation and cash flow. The long leaf pine on the property gives an annual return to the owner. There are 64 acres of 24-year-old long leaf, 25 acres of 16-year-old long leaf, and 70 acres of loblolly pine. The remainder of the property is covered with a mixture of hard wood and pine and has a 5-acre duck pond. The property has an abundance of deer and turkey for game.

Nice hunting and investment property 4 miles west of Sylvania. The property has been meticulously managed for wildlife and features 60+/- acres of longleaf planted in December of 2020. There are 3 duck ponds on the property drawing geese and ducks in. The land has many trails and roads to manage the quail and rabbits which are abundant. The owner has a year round feed program for the deer and turkey. Throughout the land there are several food plots with 4 box stands and wildlife trees planted Dunstan Chestnuts, Pear, Crab Apple, Chickasaw Plumbs and Sawtooth oaks. The 40×80 Pole Barn has ample room for storage and could be converted into a lodge. The tiny home is 12×24 with 2 loft beds, porch and mini-split for heating and cooling. Just off the house is an bathroom with primitive water and sewer system.

This 70.9 acre property has everything a hunter would want. The majority of the property has mature planted pines, great for deer and turkey hunting. The back of the tract has some hardwoods and Moccasin Bay that supports duck and hog hunting. The main portion of the land is private with lots of room to enjoy the outdoors. Located in eastern Screven County, just 1 hour from Savannah and 30 minutes from Statesboro and Springfield.

Phillip’s Farm is a 90.4-acre recreational and hunting property located in Southern Screven County, just off Highway 17 between Oliver and Cooperville. Tucked away at the end of Foy Lane, this tract offers privacy, excellent access, and proven deer habitat in an area known for quality buck production. According to GON’s Quality Buck Production rankings, Screven County provides a strong opportunity to harvest mature whitetails, and this property clearly reflects that potential. The tract is heavily laced with deer trails and old rubs, and its upland habitat features a healthy mix of white oaks and red oaks that provide an excellent natural food source. Timber and habitat diversity are standout features of Phillip’s Farm. The property includes approximately 68 acres of natural pine in its 10th growing season, along with 18 acres of quality upland oak and hickory hardwoods. Two established game patches enhance food availability for wildlife throughout the season. A unique 5-acre bay located on the northeastern portion of the property sits within a hardwood drain, providing a protected and reliable water source for deer and waterfowl. This feature adds both ecological diversity and hunting value to the tract. The internal road system is in excellent condition, offering easy access around the perimeter of the property as well as a main road running through the center that connects both game patches. This layout makes day-to-day property management and hunting access simple and efficient. The property is enrolled in CUVA through 2031, providing valuable tax savings for the next owner.

Beulah Longleaf Plantation is a 336-acre turnkey investment and recreational property thoughtfully designed for income production, excellent hunting, and long-term outdoor enjoyment. One of the features that makes this property unique is its extensive longleaf pine component. Not only does it create outstanding wildlife habitat, but it is also generating income today. Positioned to provide consistent annual returns through leased pine straw rights on well-established longleaf pine stands, the property boasts an impressive 234 acres of planted longleaf pine, with merchantable stands currently contracted to generate up to $250 per acre annually. Years of disciplined management are evident throughout the property. Ownership has implemented early-stage longleaf stand improvements, creating clean and uniform timber stands while enhancing wildlife habitat and overall property aesthetics. Timber composition includes approximately 234 acres of longleaf pine ranging from 1 to 11 years old, 38 acres of planted loblolly pine, and 45 acres of mature hardwood and duck pond habitat. The balance of the acreage consists of improvements such as the hunt camp with utilities, food plots, two ponds, a cleared homesite complete with well and power, and extensive internal access infrastructure supporting both recreation and long-term usability. Access is a significant strength of the property, with a combined 8,755 feet of county-maintained road frontage along Peeples Farm Road, Beulah Road, and Bovine Road. Four gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to more than five miles of internal roads suitable for full-size vehicle travel throughout the tract. From a recreational standpoint, Beulah's location near the Savannah River Basin places it within an area known for trophy whitetail deer and exceptional wildlife habitat. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority, with strategically placed food plots, feeders, and natural edge transitions supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, and bobwhite quail. The diversity of habitat and active management practices create ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making this an outstanding turnkey hunting property. Located in southeastern Screven County, Georgia, just one mile from Highway 21, the property offers convenient access to Savannah, Statesboro, Augusta, and South Carolina while maintaining the privacy and character of a true Southern plantation tract. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance, management history, and stewardship. This offering consists of three impressive individual tracts: the West Camp Tract, the Central Longleaf Tract, and the East Sportsman Tract. The tracts may be purchased individually or together as one plantation offering. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing and request the full property package. Broker Comments: Beulah Longleaf Plantation presents a rare opportunity to acquire a true legacy property that delivers immediate income, strong investment potential, and exceptional recreational value. With abundant wildlife, proven management, and outstanding upkeep, this tract stands apart in today's market, blending income, recreation, and long-term value. It checks all the boxes for investors looking to diversify with a tangible asset that performs both in the field and on paper.

West Camp Tract is a thoughtfully designed turnkey investment and recreational property offering long-term legacy appeal and a rare combination of strong annual income potential, exceptional wildlife habitat, and immediate usability. The property is positioned to generate consistent returns through longleaf pine straw raking complemented by healthy, well-stocked loblolly pine positioned for future timber revenue. Years of disciplined management and early-stage stand improvement have created clean and uniform timber stands throughout the property. Timber composition includes approximately 88 acres of longleaf pine, 20 acres of loblolly pine, and 18 acres of mature hardwood. The balance of the acreage consists of improvements including internal roads, a pond, food plots, a hunt camp, and a cleared homesite complete with well and power. A well-developed internal road system provides efficient access throughout the tract and is supported by recent culvert installation and erosion-control measures implemented under professional forestry best management practices. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test information, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance and stewardship over the past nine years. From a recreational standpoint, West Camp offers exceptional actively managed wildlife habitat supporting abundant populations of deer, wild turkey, wild quail, and dove. Wildlife management has clearly been a priority throughout ownership, with strategically placed food plots, clean longleaf fields, and natural edge transitions created by the diversity of longleaf pine, loblolly pine, and hardwood stands. This diversity creates ideal conditions for feeding, bedding, and consistent game movement, making West Camp a standout hunting and recreational property. The distinctive whistle of bobwhite quail can often be heard throughout the property, adding to the classic Southern sporting-land experience. Access is a significant strength of the property, featuring approximately 3,600 feet of frontage along Peeples Farm Road and approximately 1,800 feet along Beulah Road. Two gated entrances provide secure and convenient access to over two miles of interior roads accessible by vehicle, ATV, and UTV throughout the tract. The combination of road frontage, internal access, and overall tract layout provides flexibility for future division, investment repositioning, or expanded recreational use. Nearby attractions within approximately 10 miles include Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area, Briar Creek, the Poor Robin public boat landing on the Savannah River, Plantation Airpark, a public-use aviation airport, and Savannah River Raceway. The property is also conveniently located near the quaint towns of Sylvania and Newington, Georgia, where you'll find local retail shops, boutiques, feed and farm supply stores, restaurants, and small-town Southern charm. Springfield and Statesboro are located approximately 25 miles away, while Savannah and Hilton Head can both be reached within about an hour. West Camp Tract presents a rare opportunity to acquire a true legacy property delivering immediate income potential, strong investment appeal, and exceptional recreational value. With abundant wildlife, proven management, and outstanding upkeep, this tract stands apart in today's market. Properties offering this level of income, usability, and long-term sustainability are increasingly difficult to find. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a private showing and request the full property package.

Discover the perfect blend of investment potential, natural beauty, and recreational opportunity on this expansive 558-acre tract just 50 miles from Savannah. Whether you're a timber investor, hunter, or outdoor enthusiast, this versatile property has something for everyone. 29 acres feature a well-established 14-year-old loblolly pine stand, offering near-term timber income potential. 174 acres are planted in 4-year-old pine plantation, setting the stage for long-term growth and return. Scattered mature hardwoods provide both diversity and wildlife habitat. The remainder of the tract includes recently clear-cut areas, ideal for replanting or creating open wildlife plots. A large beaver pond in the middle of the property enhances the natural landscape and supports abundant wildlife. The property is home to a variety of game species and waterfowl, making it a prime location for hunting, fishing, or recreational retreat development. With convenient access to Savannah GA, yet tucked away in a peaceful rural setting, this property offers the rare opportunity to enjoy seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. Don't miss your chance to own this unique and diverse tract of land with both recreational and investment value. *Current timber stand data is available for download in the property brochure*

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Old Poor Robin Tract 2 offers an ideal balance of seclusion and natural beauty, located in a highly sought-after rural area of Screven County. This tract provides strong annual income, excellent homesite potential, outstanding hunting opportunities, and convenient access, making it well-suited for a homesite and long-term investment hold. Healthy longleaf pine is under contract for pine straw production, generating strong consistent annual income. The timber has been well managed, and the clean understory enhances both aesthetics and usability. Wildlife habitat is excellent, with abundant populations of deer and turkey supported by a balanced mix of pine and natural cover. The tract features a large, established food plot and game feeding area, along with a defined deer bedding area already in place. Internal access is immaculate with access throughout the property. The land offers approximately 1,000 feet of paved frontage on Old Poor Robin Road and is located less than 2 miles from Georgia Highway 21, providing efficient travel access while maintaining a private setting. Soils on the property include Cowart, Dothan, and Uchee series, known for their suitability for homesites, agriculture, and forestry use. A perc test is on file, further supporting residential potential. The property is conveniently positioned less than 10 miles from the Savannah River at Poor Robin Landing, approximately 5 miles to Sylvania, 23 miles to Statesboro, and 40 miles to Rincon. This location provides a strong combination of rural privacy and access to nearby towns and amenities. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test results, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance and stewardship over the past 9 years. Broker comment: This tract reflects a high level of stewardship and care that is evident from the moment you arrive. A rare find in Screven County, it combines premium homesite potential, established income production, and excellent recreational value. The property is clean, well maintained, and ready for a new owner. Additional acreage available.

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Nice wooded lots located just outside of Sylvania on Country Club Road. Covered in mature timber and featuring gently rolling terrain, these properties offer the perfect setting for a private homesite or mini farms. Deer and turkey are abundant throughout the area, adding to the property’s peaceful country appeal. Conveniently located directly across from Briar Creek Country Club, memberships are available. Covenants are in place, including an 1,800 square foot minimum home size requirement and no mobile homes allowed. See map for lot pricing and additional lots available.

Old Poor Robin Tract 1 is a well-rounded offering located in Screven County, featuring a strong combination of annual income, recreation, and homesite capability. The property includes an established food plot and a defined deer bedding area, creating an immediate setup for hunting and wildlife management. A new culvert has been installed, along with roadwork that provides both internal and perimeter access across the tract. This corner property offers approximately 1,300 feet of frontage on Old Poor Robin Road and 900 feet on Beulah Road, giving it excellent accessibility and flexibility. Property lines are well defined by mature oak and pine, adding both visual appeal and natural boundary structure. The tract has been professionally managed in longleaf pine, with a healthy, well-maintained nine year old stand currently producing income through an established pine straw lease in place. The clean understory and spacing of the pines also provide opportunities for additional food plots or quail habitat improvements. A perc test is on file, supporting future residential use on this upland site. Wildlife on the property is exceptional, with strong populations of deer, turkey, quail, and dove. The layout includes a balanced mix of open space and hardwoods, particularly around the food plot, creating natural transitions and feathered edges that promote consistent wildlife movement and habitat diversity. The property is located less than 8 miles from the Old Poor Robin boat ramp and offers convenient access to main highways, making it easily accessible while still maintaining a private, rural setting. All forestry records, maps, shapefiles, management history, leases, conservation program data, perc test, and supporting documentation are available upon request, providing full transparency into the property's performance and stewardship over the past 10 years. Broker comments: Strong road frontage, multiple homesite options with perc test on file, established food plot, and abundant wildlife including deer, turkey, dove, and quail. Longleaf straw income is in place, and access throughout the property is excellent. A rare find in Screven County combining income, recreation, and usability. Additional acreage available.

Discover this 22 acre property on the outskirts of Sylvania, Georgia, offering a blend of convenience, natural beauty, and investment potential. With city water available and double road frontage of approximately 300 feet along Buttermilk Road and 275 feet along both sides of Quail Hollow, this tract is well-positioned for multiple uses.The land features good soil and high ground, making it ideal for a primary homesite, mini farm, or dividing up into smaller lots. Considerable timber value is ready for harvest, providing immediate return on investment or funding for property improvements.Enjoy excellent access to major routes with Hwy 301 nearby, just 20 miles to Statesboro, 41 miles to Rincon, and 67 miles to Augusta. Whether you envision a private retreat with room to grow, a development project, or an income-producing timber tract, this property offers endless possibilities.Come see it today and explore the potential this versatile property holds.

Poor Robin River Retreat is a 50-acre hunting and recreational getaway on the Savannah River. The property features a 1 bedroom/1 bath cabin on the river that would make a great weekend family retreat or hunting camp. The majority of the property is covered in large mature timber. This is an excellent tract for hunting duck, deer, hog, turkey and already has food plots in place. Other than the river, there are two additional duck holes. The cabin in run off of a generator. Located 15 miles east of downtown Sylvania, GA, about an hour from Savannah and 1.5 hours from Augusta. Call today to see this property! 912.764.LAND(5263)

Water Oak Farm Tract 8 is a 76 acres located in Screven County, GA. This tract consists of approximately 42 acres 2-year-old Longleaf planted pines, 25 acres 39-year-old Longleaf planted pines, and some natural hardwood areas. Located on Bethel Rd. in Sylvania, GA. Less than 20 minutes from the Savannah River and GA/SC state line. Just over an hour from Savannah and Augusta. See aerial map for additional acreage available. Call us today to schedule a showing. 912-764-LAND(5263)

Nice wooded lot in southern Screven County just off Highway 17. The land is level and has lots of road frontage for multiple building sites. The majority of the timber is Long Leaf pine, planted in 1999, and has an annual payment from the pine tree program through 2029. This tract is perfect for a weekend getaway or homesite. The area is also known to have an abundance of deer and turkey for hunting. Located 18 miles from Statesboro and 45 miles from the Savannah area.

Nice private tract just off Hwy 301 south of Sylvania. The front of the property is open, and could be used for a mini farm or pasture land. On the hill there is a metal building with concrete slab and a deep well in place, perfect for a shop or hunting cabin. The slab has pipe for plumbing but no septic in place. The back of the lot has a large Cypress Pond for hunting or possible conversion to a fish pond. Property is 5 miles from Sylvania and 16 miles to Statesboro. Call today to see this nice parcel.

This beautiful property in southern Screven County is an excellent investment opportunity for both recreation and cash flow. Featuring 67 acres of established longleaf pine, this tract generates an annual return of $300 per acre, offering immediate and ongoing income potential. Surrounded by agricultural land, the property attracts an abundance of deer and turkey, making it an ideal destination for hunting. Whether you're seeking a private recreational retreat, a timber investment, or a combination of both, this property delivers. Located just north of Highway 17, the tract is only 45 miles from Savannah and 16 miles from Statesboro.