Strong River Farm
Located in northwest Smith County is the Strong River Farm consisting of 284 +/- acres. The property offers diverse habitat which includes 134 acres of farmland, 27 acres of 3-year pines, 18 acres of replanted cottonwood trees, 83 acres of natural regenerating hardwoods, drainages and tree lines. The Strong River touches a portion of the property allowing direct access to the river for fishing.
The 2500 square foot home located on the farm has three bedrooms with two and one-half baths, kitchen and breakfast bar, den, office and a large screened back porch. Interior finishes include all wood walls, ceilings and hardwood floors giving the home a country cabin feel. For maintenance and storage of equipment there is a 40 x 70 shop and 24 x 36 equipment shed.
Strong River Farm adjoins Bienville National Forest and a check-in station to the south end of Caney Creek WMA off SCR 563 one mile west...
Strong River Farm adjoins Bienville National Forest and a check-in station to the south end of Caney Creek WMA off SCR 563 one mile west of the property. Bienville National Forest consists of 178,000 acres in Smith and Scott Counties offering numerous hunting, fishing and other outdoor activities. Smith County, according to Magnolia Records, has several Boone & Crockett and Pope & Young qualifying bucks. This area is also well known for excellent turkey hunting.
Directions: Take Exit 80 off I-20 and go south on Hwy. 481 for 11 miles. Turn right onto Smith County Road 563 and go west for eight tenths of a mile. Turn left onto gravel drive.
What more can you ask for? Country Home, farm land income, great whitetail habitat and only one hour from the Jackson, MS metro area.
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Directions: Take Exit 80 off I-20 and go south on Hwy. 481 for 11 miles. Turn right onto Smith County Road 563 and go west for eight tenths of a mile. Turn left onto gravel drive.