Baker County, GA Recently Sold Farms and Ranches, Recreational Land

Peace Ichawaynochaway Retreat is a breathtaking +-87 acre property on the famed Ichawaynochaway Creek (aka Nochaway Creek), a pristine & major tributary to the Flint River. Ichawaynochaway is a Muskogee Indian word that means the place where deer sle

ATTENTION: Southwest Georgia Land for Sale; Timber Timberland Hunting Hunting Land Investment; Exceptional Aesthetics; Great Quail Habitat; Adjoins Elmodel WMA DISCLAIMER All information is believed to be reliable and from reliable sources, but the i

Longleaf is a beautiful and exceptionally improved 1,282 acre recreational property in the Albany, Georgia quail belt and features the quintessential wiregrass and longleaf pine landscape. Much of Longleaf borders, and was once part of, the 30,000 ac

56.36 acres high-quality recreational waterfront property located in Baker County, GA, on the beautiful Ichawaynochaway Creek 2,253 Sq Ft house; 3 BD/3 Bath; completely remodeled in 2018; basement Pine floors, walls, and countertops; exposed ceiling

80 acres high-quality waterfront/recreational property located in Baker County, GA Approx. 32 miles to Albany, GA; approx. 71 miles to Dothan, AL; approx. 79 miles to Tallahassee, FL 2 BD/2 BATH house, which includes a fireplace and screened-in porch

Located in Baker County, GA, 4WB consists of 190 acres of high-quality irrigated farmland, 48 acres of 4-5-year-old Loblolly Pines, and 29 acres of bottomland/hardwoods. This property is a great investment with the added benefit of having exceptional

"Diamond in the Rough" in SouthWest Georgia. If you've been looking for a hunting recreational tract with agricultural acreage out in the middle of nowhere, look no further. This property is ready and waiting for someone to pull the trigger!! This pr

250+/- Acre Recreational Timber Tract with Great Neighbors located in Baker County, Ga. Located adjacent to the 1,300 Acre Longleaf Plantation to the South & West and cornering the 28,000+ Acre Ichauway Plantation (Joseph W. Jones Ecological Research