Vidalia, GA 30436(Toombs County)

With road frontage on both Roderick Clifton Road and S. T. Perdue Road, the western 183 acres of Perdue Farm features rolling topography with mature natural timber, hardwood branches, an old home place, and pine regeneration. Eighty-three acres, bordered on the north by a perennial creek, features mature natural pine and hardwood timber that holds not only tremendous aesthetics and timber value, but also provides incredible wildlife habitat for deer and turkey. Adjacent to the natural timber on an upland site, eighty acres of planted old field Loblolly Pine was harvested in 2019. As a former old field, this eighty-three acres is a great site to replant in Longleaf or Loblolly or even leave to regenerate naturally due to the low level of competing vegetation.

The Eastern portion of Perdue Farm continues to display diversity, evident as you travel through the young natural longleaf, across the hardwood branches, around the loblolly pine regeneration, and down to the natural beaver pond. The areas that were formerly old ag fields planted in pine have excellent natural Loblolly Pine regeneration with ~8 years of growth. An additional seventy-seven acres of natural regeneration contains a majestic mix of Longleaf Pine, Upland Hardwood, and wiregrass reminiscent of the natural longleaf ecosystem.

Along S. T. Purdue Road, you will find one of the family Home Places with two mobile homes, an equipment shed, and an old family home. Power and water is available. Property taxes for 2020 we $2,454 and both parcels were signed up for CUVA (local tax Covenant) in 2020. Give us a call to see how we can help you own this property at 912-678-5920!

Stand Description - Acres

2019 Natural Upland Pine/ Hardwood - 80ac

Hardwood Branch - 43ac

Home Place - 11ac

Mature Mixed Pine/ Hardwood - 87ac

2010 Natural Upland Pine/ Hardwood - 77ac

2012 Natural Upland Pine - 28ac

2016 Natural Lowland Pine/ Hardwood - 18ac

2016 Natural Upland Pine - 17ac

Beaver Pond - 3ac

Hardwood - 2ac

Total - 366ac