0 Kelly Rd, Talbotton, GA 31827

The Kimbrough Creek Tract presents a compelling timberland investment opportunity, featuring 178 acres of first-year loblolly pine plantation with strong long-term timber income potential in one of the states most productive sawtimber markets. An additional 86 acres of native hardwood bottom, anchored by the scenic creek, adds natural beauty and wildlife habitat. With nearly 6,700 feet of frontage along three county-maintained roads, direct access to electrical power, established food plot sites, and abundant wildlife activity, this property is well-suited for timber investment, recreational, or future development. The Kimbrough Creek Tract is situated in the Upper Coastal Plain and lower Piedmont region of west-central Georgia, where flat plains gradually give way to rolling foothills. The surrounding landscape is characterized by gently rolling terrain, and the tract benefits from its position within a larger contiguous forest, as all neighboring properties are similarly timbered. Big Lazer Creek Wildlife Management Area and the Flint River are within a ten-minute drive, opening the door to a wide range of recreational pursuits. The town of Talbotton and Georgia Highway 41 are just minutes away, offering fuel, groceries, and dining options. Thomaston, Georgia, approximately 20 miles distant, provides access to US Highway 19 and a broader range of amenities, including lodging. Columbus, Georgia, roughly 30 miles away, offers the full range of urban conveniences, including access to I-185, a regional airport, and a major medical center. This property is exceptionally well-served by road frontage on three sides. Kelly Road forms the entire eastern boundary, providing approximately 1,850 feet of frontage. Kurt Williams Road runs along much of the northern line with roughly 2,950 feet of frontage, and Gibson Road borders the western side with approximately 1,890 feet. All three roads are gravel-surfaced and county-maintained, with established driveway cuts along each. Interior roads and trails provide functional access to food plot sites and the hardwood bottoms through the planted pine stands. Most interior routes are passable by a standard pickup truck; however, select areas may require four-wheel drive during wet weather conditions. Direct power access is available on both the west and east sides of the tract. The Kimbrough Creek Tract offers a compelling blend of productive timberland, diverse hardwood bottomland, and abundant wildlife habitat, making it an attractive investment for timber buyers, recreational hunters, and long-term landowners alike. The upland areas feature gently rolling terrain transitioning into an 86-acre mid-tract lowland dominated by native hardwood species. Elevations range from approximately 480 feet above sea level along the creek corridor to 620 feet at the tracts highest point. Upland soils are well-drained and well-suited for timber production, while lowland soils reflect the hydric conditions typical of bottomland hardwood stands. Kimbrough Creek runs through the heart of the property from south to north, providing a year-round water source and a scenic natural corridor. Eight existing openings are well-positioned for food plot establishment, enhancing the property's already-strong wildlife appeal. Although no structures currently exist, frontage along three public roads combined with available electrical service creates excellent potential for future development or a recreational camp. Talbot County is wildlife-rich, with abundant signs of white-tailed deer, turkey, and wild hog evident throughout the tract. A stand-type map is included with this report. The tract contains approximately 178 acres of loblolly pine plantation currently in its first growing season. With one of Georgias strongest sawtimber markets situated in this region, this property presents exceptional potential for long-term timber income and professional forest management.