10544 S HWY 17

Street Place Plantation is a historic and highly versatile 1,728-acre family farm featuring productive cropland, diverse timberland, multiple lakes, and nearly two miles of frontage along the Ogeechee River. With a rich history, exceptional recreational opportunities, and significant investment potential, this property offers a rare chance to own one of Jefferson County's premier landholdings.Approximately 25% of the property has historically been utilized for agricultural production, supported by fertile and well-drained upland soils. The balance of the acreage is a mix of upland pine and bottomland hardwood timber. Much of the timber has been harvested within the last 5-7 years, providing the next owner with a clean slate for reforestation, wildlife habitat enhancement, or conversion back into row crops or pasture. The property includes several existing lakes and historic lake sites. Hancock Lake, once a 50-acre impoundment, and another large lake were both impacted by the 1990 flood, but both can be repaired and restored to create two major lakes on the tract. In addition, several creeks traverse the property, feeding ponds, bays, and bottomland sloughs that provide year-round water resources. Street Place boasts 1.86 miles of frontage along the Ogeechee River, complete with a private boat landing. The Ogeechee is well known for its exceptional fishing and natural beauty, and the river frontage also enhances the property's waterfowl and recreational appeal. Flooded timber, oxbows, and bays adjacent to ag fields combine to create prime duck habitat. Deer, turkey, hogs, and waterfowl abound across the plantation. Young pine and hardwood regeneration provides abundant browse and bedding cover, while open cropland, creeks, and ponds ensure a diverse wildlife habitat. The property has a strong history of producing quality whitetail deer, and the combination of agricultural fields, water resources, and timberland creates an outstanding hunting destination. A well-maintained internal road system runs the length of the tract-over two miles-from the state highway to the Ogeechee River. Overhead power parallels this main road, offering convenient access to electricity throughout much of the property. The combination of frontage, utilities, and well-drained soils also positions the tract for future development opportunities, including conservation or solar projects. With productive farmland, valuable timberland, abundant water resources, excellent wildlife, and development potential, Street Place Plantation is an attractive investment for agriculture, recreation, or long-term appreciation.