Kinchafoonee Creek Irrigated Farm
Lee County, Georgia | Legacy Farm & Sporting Property
Offered for sale is a rare and highly desirable tract in Lee County, Georgia—an area long celebrated for producing trophy whitetail bucks and defined by its year-round creeks that ultimately feed the iconic Flint River. The property is anchored by Kinchafoonee Creek, one of the largest creeks in the county, navigable by boat in many stretches and a true centerpiece for recreation, wildlife, and scenic beauty.
Surrounded by like-minded neighbors who practice quality deer and land management, this farm offers outstanding hunting opportunities across the board. Whitetail deer thrive here, turkeys are numerous and consistently present, and the diverse habitat supports exceptional wing shooting. The land is beautifully broken up by a mix of mature planted pines, productive farmland, and mast-producing hardwoods found in both upland and botto...
Surrounded by like-minded neighbors who practice quality deer and land management, this farm offers outstanding hunting opportunities across the board. Whitetail deer thrive here, turkeys are numerous and consistently present, and the diverse habitat supports exceptional wing shooting. The land is beautifully broken up by a mix of mature planted pines, productive farmland, and mast-producing hardwoods found in both upland and bottomland settings.
A mature block of planted pines presents an exciting opportunity for the wing shooter, with the potential to develop put-and-take quail courses. Dove hunting over the open farmland is as good as it gets, with established roost trees lining the field edges. Duck hunting along the creek and in select lowland areas could be outstanding in the right conditions. Fishing in the creek for panfish and catfish adds yet another recreational layer to an already versatile property.
The farm features both paved and dirt road frontage and is predominantly composed of highly productive Class I and II soils. The irrigated farmland generates a substantial amount of annual income and offers flexibility for future use, including conversion to pasture, sod production, cattle operations, or orchard development.
Improvements include a red iron pole barn for equipment and storage, as well as an older farmhouse currently occupied by a tenant who provides rental income and is willing to remain. The current farmer is also willing to stay in place, offering a seamless transition for an investor or absentee owner.
The rolling topography suggests multiple attractive homesites overlooking fields and creek bottoms. Conveniently located just minutes from Smithville and Highway 19, 15 minutes to Leesburg, 20 minutes to Americus, and approximately 30 minutes to Albany for healthcare, shopping, dining, and all essential services.
This is a true South Georgia legacy property—equally suited for farming, income, recreation, and long-term enjoyment—set in one of the most sought-after counties in the region.
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