Butler Mini Farm is located just five minutes south of Butler, the county seat of Taylor County. Taylor County is a diverse agrarian community with peach and pecan orchards, attractive farms, and productive timberland. The Fall Line, one of Georgia's most remarkable geologic features, runs from Columbus to Augusta separating the Piedmont region from the Coastal Plain region. The Fall Line runs through the middle of Taylor County. Butler Mini Farm is located just south of the Fall Line in the upper Coastal Plains, with some of the best soils for agriculture and timber production in the county. The Fall Line Freeway (Hwy 96/540) is a five-minute drive from the entrance to the property. Highway 19 is also just a three-minute drive from the entrance. The tract and wildlife are influenced by its proximity to the Flint River Basin, which is famous for trophy white-tail deer and turkey.

Access

Butler Mini Farm is accessed from county-maintained Melody Lane. The property is accessed through county-maintained Melody Lane. There is one well-maintained and attractive gated entrance to the property from this road. There are numerous roads throughout the property that give access to all parts of the property. Electric power can be provided by Flint EMC from Melody Lane.

Site Description

Butler Mini Farm greets you with stately stands of 29-year-old pines on gently rolling terrain. These stands make up 46 percent of the total acreage. The remaining acreage of the property has been harvested and suitable for reforestation or conversion to agricultural uses, with multiple home sites available. The terrains vary from level to gently rolling hills.

Timber

Butler Mini Farm features significant merchantable timber in the 29-year-old plantations, which have been selectively thinned to produce saw timber and poles. Estimated timber volumes are in the property report.