563 Bellhouse Road

This 30.46-acre property located off Bellhouse Road in Twiggs County, Georgia, offers a well-balanced tract suited for residential, recreational, and investment use. With just under 1,000 feet of road frontage, the property provides strong access and flexibility for future improvements. A well-established internal trail system runs throughout the tract, allowing easy navigation to all areas of the property. The combination of wooded acreage, established paths, and scattered openings creates a functional layout that supports a variety of uses from day one. A cleared homesite measuring just under one acre is already in place, providing a ready-to-build location for a residence, cabin, or weekend retreat. This area offers a head start for construction, reducing the time and effort typically required for site preparation. A well has been drilled on the property, adding an important utility component, though it will need to be tested and inspected by the buyer. The homesite is positioned to take advantage of the surrounding landscape while maintaining privacy and accessibility. From a recreational and hunting standpoint, the property is well-equipped. The established trail system connects multiple small openings that can be utilized as food plots or shooting lanes. These features create opportunities for strategic hunting setups and effective wildlife management. The mix of cover and open space supports deer and small game activity, making the property suitable for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether used for hunting, trail riding, or general recreation, the layout is designed for practical and enjoyable use. The timber makeup adds both diversity and value to the property. Approximately 12 +/- acres consist of mostly pine stands, offering long-term timber potential and a clean understory in many areas. An additional 15 +/- acres are made up of mixed timber, blending hardwoods and pines to create a more diverse habitat and visual appeal. The remaining acreage includes the road system, openings, and homesite, all of which contribute to the overall usability of the land. This 30.46-acre tract in Twiggs County presents a strong opportunity for buyers seeking a property that is ready to use and offers multiple possibilities. With road frontage, a prepared homesite, established trails, and a balanced timber profile, it is well-suited for building, hunting, or long-term investment. Its location provides the benefit of rural privacy while still being within a reasonable drive to Macon and Warner Robins for everyday conveniences.