This 40-acre tract just west of Point Cedar offers a good mix of usable ground, mature timber, and year-round water. The property is heavily wooded with a healthy mix of hardwoods and pine, including several large saw log trees throughout the tract. A live creek runs from the north end of the property all the way through the south side, giving the land a natural water source and making it attractive for wildlife year-round.

There are currently around five acres of hay ground in place, and the south side of the property offers additional open ground potential. With some clearing, there could easily be 20 acres or more opened up for pasture, farming, or additional homesites. The layout of the land gives you several options depending on what you want to do with it.

This area around Point Cedar and Point Cedar Creek has always been known as a desirable part of the county. Whether you're looking for a place to build a cabin, establish a country homesite, create a hunting property, or just hold a solid piece of land with timber value, this tract checks a lot of boxes. Deer and turkey sign are common in the area, and the creek adds another feature hard to find on smaller tracts.

The property has good road access with utilities nearby, making it easier to develop without losing the secluded feel. It’s the kind of place you can enjoy right away while still having room to improve and add value over time. Priced right and loaded with potential, this is a strong piece of ground in a hard-to-find area.

12-05S-22W

From Point Cedar the intersection of 84 & 347 and the Lake Degray Bait shop head west on 84 for .5 miles. Turn left on Beech Dr. property is less than half mile on both sides of the road.