$1.2 million Twiggs estate up for grabs

A mix of pine and natural hardwoods creates a dynamic environment, and established food plots attract abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey and hogs.

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Anyone have $1.2 million to spare?

That’s the price tag on Grace Plantation, the nearly 200-acre property for sale in the heart of Twiggs County about five miles from Interstate 16. The estate, listed by agent Clay Humphries at Forest Resource Consultants, has a 5-bed, 3-bath, 3,350-square-foot brick home. The home features a finished basement and a screened-in back porch. 

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Photo courtesy Forest Resource Consultants

Beyond the home, the property offers a diverse landscape, catering to both nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers, the listing says. A mix of pine and natural hardwoods creates a dynamic environment, and established food plots attract abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey and hogs.

“Whether you’re seeking a tranquil retreat for your family or a recreational getaway, Grace Plantation offers the best of both worlds, making it a truly exceptional property in Twiggs County,” the listing says.

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A pond, complete with a dock, provides a setting for relaxation and recreation. An adjacent covered outdoor area offers the perfect space for entertaining guests or undertaking outdoor projects. An additional outbuilding provides ample storage or workspace, catering to a variety of needs. An interior road system ensures “easy access” to all corners of the expansive property.

Interested parties may contact Clay Humphries at (478) 954-8502 or clay.humphries@frcemail.com to schedule a tour of the property.

Author

Mary Helene is the former Times Journal Post editor and reported on Twiggs and Bleckley counties. She graduated from Mercer University’s Reg Murphy Center for Collaborative Journalism in 2023, where she served as editor-in-chief of The Mercer Cluster. She was a member of the 2023-24 Poynter-Koch Journalism and Media Fellowship. You can find her previous work in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, AL.com, The Macon Telegraph and Georgia Public Broadcasting.

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