Panola County, MS Recently Sold Undeveloped Land, Commercial Properties over $1M

The Como Legacy Property is highly improved recreational land, which has been owned by the same family for 130 years. The property consists of 527.0 +/- total acres and rests in Panola County, Mississippi just west of the small community of Como. The

SOLD! 378 ACRES in Panola County- 245 AC of Crop Ground & 143 AC of Woods - Located on the Tallahatchie River just north of Batesville & west of Hwy 51, this property offers a great combination of income and recreation! The property has nearly a mile

Are you looking for a turn key cattle operation with 53,250 worth of income producing row crop land in north Mississippi? This place has it all! 355 acres of cowcrop land, ponds, lakes, catch pens, a 3000 square foot house, shop, hay barn, catch lots

SOLD! (Survey determined this to be 809 AC) Timber has just been appraised at $725,000 -- see photos! Located 10 miles east of Como & just 10 minutes from Sardis Lake, this property has it all. Loaded with deer and wild turkeys, the tract is heavily

Welcome to the Panola 236.1, an exceptional hardwood paradise located just off I-55, less than 10 miles from Batesville, Sardis Lake, and Mallard Pointe Golf Course. This 236.1 acre property checks every box for the serious outdoorsman with mature ti

SOLD! Sportsman's Paradise!Located 10 miles east of Como & just 10 minutes from Sardis Lake, this property has it all. Loaded with deer and wild turkeys, the tract has big timber, established food plots, two stocked lakes, and a nice little cabin wit

This 354.7 acre timber and recreational tract features ample deer, turkey, small game hunting and fishing at nearby Sardis lake that is minutes away. Just 9.8 miles from Interstate 55 and 50 miles south of Memphis. Timber consist of various ages and

Are you looking for an income producing farm? If so take a look at this property located in Panola County Mississippi, west of Como Mississippi. 421 total acres for sale, 355 acres in cultivation, farm rent of 150 dollars an acre per year. This prope