Fullington Farms

As you drive down the green ash-lined drive from the gated entrance, Fullington Farms started 35 years ago with one cow and a dream. Located in the northernmost part of Copiah County, between Terry and Crystal Springs and about 30 minutes from Jackson, this farm has since become a well-known name in the industry, producing a purebred Santa Gertrudis cattle herd with high-quality genetics that has raised animals receiving multiple awards at the national level. The operation has since expanded its herd in both the purebred and commercial aspects. The (+/-) 2,850-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 3-full-bath farmhouse was completed in 2022. The house features an open floor plan, making it great for hosting get-togethers or any type of gathering, starting with the kitchen, which is fitted with granite countertops, a farm sink, and ample cabinet space. This feeds into the living room, which features vaulted tongue-and-groove ceilings, cedar beams, and a stone fireplace. Towards the back of the house are two guest rooms with tongue and groove walls and walk-in closets, a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, and views of the pool area and front pasture. The master suite features a beautiful barnwood wall, two walk-in closets, and a bathroom features a stone shower and clawfoot tub backdropped by an antique barnwood-lined wall. A mudroom is fitted with a farm sink and ample cabinet storage that also leads to a full another full bath. The bonus room features a sliding barn door connecting to the kitchen, a surround sound system, a stone fireplace, and a closet for storage. The house offers a screened-in back porch, a rock-lined pool area fitted with a saltwater Gunite pool, a hot tub, a gazebo, and an outdoor kitchen area perfect for summer days. You can also enjoy an excellent sunset over the pasture from the front porch. The house is equipped with a 22kW propane home generator that will power the home in case of outages. A 40x40 pole barn sits near the house, which is great for parking vehicles or ATVs to keep out of the elements. The five-bay shop features a ½-bath office with a kitchenette, two indoor bays with roll-up doors, and three open bays. These are perfect for outdoor equipment or working on something out of the rain. The main 60x120 ft barn is versatile in use, from equestrian opportunities to cattle operations. The two-entrance barn is wide enough to back trailers down the main alley, while the side entrance allows you to drop feed off in the main feed room, which is enclosed with a roll-up door. The barn offers a storage/tack room, a concrete wash rack, two horse stalls, and seven cattle stalls, with space to add more. The barn also contains the main lead-up and chute area, which keeps you out of the elements. In addition, the barn features a lean to on the side with a concrete floor to store equipment and a hay barn as well that can serve multiple uses. For the investor, the pavilion is a beautiful piece where several large gatherings, cattle sales, and weddings have taken place. The pavilion is equipped with a kitchen, ½ baths, an auctioneer block, along with a stone fireplace and patio. It also comes with a sound system intact. This offers an excellent opportunity for someone looking to establish a wedding venue or event space and create an additional income stream. This also doubles as a great lighted indoor riding area to warm up horses or ride at night. In terms of cattle production, the (+/-) 60 acres of Byhalia mixed pastures were designed with the cattleman in mind. Pastures have been fenced and cross-fenced, leading back to a central working area to make herd work and rotational grazing an ease. Each pasture has water available, whether it is the pond or water trough hookups. Some pastures are also fitted with concrete pads to place your troughs or hay rings on during the winter. The main corral and alley were reworked in the summer of 2026, featuring newly welded continuous fence panels and cut gates that lead straight to the chute area. Behind the working facilities sit two small sick pens that make great horse turnouts or places to keep sick cattle. Copiah County is known for growing quality deer and turkey, and Fullington Farms is well suited for the avid outdoorsman. The farm offers (+/-) 25 acres that is a healthy habitat mix of open hardwood groves, natural pines, several large food plots, and mature hardwoods along the (+/-) 1-mile frontage of Chestnut Creek. Several groups of wood ducks can be seen during the winter months on the creek. A well-integrated trail system has been put in place to offer ease of access throughout the hunting area. For the angler, a (+/-) 1.5-acre stocked pond can be found that has produced trophy-quality bass. Not a cattleman? The pastures could be great areas to grow large feeding areas for wildlife as well. One-of-a-kind legacy estate, that is the only way to describe Fullington Farms. Whether you’re an investor, cattleman, outdoorsman, or all the above, Fullington Farms offers a bit of it all. Properties of this caliber rarely come available, and to truly appreciate everything Fullington Farms has to offer, schedule your showing with Wyatt Fullington today. Survey on file* Listing agent is related to Seller* Proof of funds or preapproval required to set appointment* 24-hour notice needed before showing.