This tract +/- 48 acre tract on CR 47 in New Albany, MS. offers prime opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts and agricultural pursuits. Approximately 70% select of the timber was cut last year and is in a natural regrowth stage with clearings ideal for food plots and trails that traverse the property. Boasting rich soils, including Arkabutla silt loam and Bude silt loam, this land is perfect for sustaining healthy timber growth or starting over with good pasture land.
A mix of young timber, including a Lone Star bottom hardwoods, provides good cover for wildlife, with open areas perfect for food plots. Enjoy an abundance of wildlife, with deer and turkey frequently seen in the area. This versatile tract also features over half a mile of road frontage, making it highly accessible. Mud Creek, which flows off the Little Tallahatchie River, is adjacent to the property. The property is conveniently located in the middle of nearby town of New Albany, Oxford, Pontotoc and Tupelo, MS. For easy access, US-78 is 10 miles away, and MS-30 is only 12 miles away. Schedule a tour today!
Key Features:
Location: CR 47, New Albany, MS
Size: 50.43 acres
Soils: Arkabutla silt loam, Bude silt loam
Wildlife: Abundant deer and turkey
Features: Natural regrowth, young hardwoods, pines, Lone Star bottom
Potential: Hunting, agricultural, timber, pasture
Accessibility: Over half a mile of road frontage
Nearby Towns: New Albany (10 miles), Oxford (30 miles), Pontotoc (25 miles), Tupelo
Highways: US-78 (10 miles), MS-30 (12 miles)
