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$1,760,000
4142792 MLS
WELCOME TO THE QUITMAN 344, A PRODUCTIVE MISSISSIPPI DELTA FARM LOCATED ALONG SECTION 5 ROAD AND AIRPORT ROAD, JUST 2.5 MILES SOUTHWEST OF MARKS. The 344± acre Quitman County tract includes 284.3± tillable acres according to the Farm Service Agency, featuring predominantly Class III Forestdale Silty Clay Loam (nearly level phase), a soil type well known for Delta row-crop production. The property offers excellent paved road access with entrances along the east and west sides of Airport Road, as well as access on the north and south sides of Section 5 Road. The farm has been leased to the same farmer for the past 12 farming seasons and is being operated under a year-to-year lease for the 2026 season. Lease details are available upon request. The farm is nearly 100% irrigated by five wells, including four diesel engine-driven wells and one electric well. Most of the property is located within the FEMA Flood Zone A (100-year flood zone). From a recreational standpoint, the northern portion of the tract offers an area suitable for deer hunting, and there are several locations that could easily support a dove field. From a building perspective, power is available with Entergy Mississippi, Inc., and Big Field Community Water Association appears to run near the northern boundary. *Please note: The seller will retain a perpetual ingress and egress easement along the bayou on the southwest corner of the property, as well as a well-use agreement for the well located on the southern boundary. Whether you are a local operator looking to expand your farming operation or an investor seeking a solid Mississippi Delta row-crop tract, the Quitman 344 needs to be on the list.

Airport Road, Marks

$373,750
4142657 MLS
130 Acres of Prime Hunting Land in Washington Parish, LA - A Sportsman's Paradise If you're searching for the perfect hunting retreat in South Louisiana, look no further! This 130 acre property, located in Franklinton, Washington Parish, offers an incredible opportunity for deer and turkey hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. The land is a mix of mature pine and hardwood timber, providing excellent habitat for wildlife. Established food plots and abundant natural cover ensure that game thrives here, while an internal road system makes navigating the property easy and efficient. Whether you're setting up for a hunt or simply exploring, you'll appreciate the accessibility and thoughtful layout. Adding to its appeal, the property features the scenic Bogue Lusa Creek, offering great spots for fishing, swimming, and supplying natural water sources for wildlife. This makes it a true sportsman's paradise, ideal for year-round enjoyment. Located just 1.5 hours from New Orleans and 1 hour and 40 minutes from Baton Rouge, this property provides the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Whether you're looking for a private hunting camp, a weekend getaway, or a long-term land investment, this versatile acreage is a rare find. Don't miss your chance to own a premier piece of Louisiana wilderness--schedule your showing today!

Highway 439, Franklinton

$150,000
4142629 MLS
This turnkey sportsman's camp is situated on 6.81 acres on Hwy 5 in Benton County, MS less than ½ mile from the Holly Springs National Forest. The cabin contains 1,325 sf +/- featuring 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen and a large open living/dining area. Heating/cooling is provided by a central unit, a wood heater and a window unit air conditioner. Water for the cabin is sourced from a spring-fed creek and pumped into tanks. While it runs through an industrial-strength filter suitable for washing dishes, quick showers, and handwashing, it's not recommended for drinking. There's potential to connect to city water or dig a well if desired, but the current setup has been sufficient for the owner's needs. The furnishings in the cabin and two deer stands will stay with the property.

6259 Mississippi 5, Hickory Flat

$2,300,000
4142166 MLS
Step back in time at Richland, a remarkable circa 1848 estate. Richland is set among 240 acres of rolling pastures, towering hardwoods, 5 ponds, a substantial creek, camellia groves and historic Southern landscape, making it a sportsman's paradise. From the moment you arrive through the breathtaking live oak canopy entrance and dedicated gatekeeper's cabin, which includes a kitchen, living area, full bathroom and 2 bedrooms, it is clear Richland is a property of rare character and significance. A picturesque drive lined with majestic hardwood timber and blooming azaleas leads to the stately home, which sits proudly on the highest point of the property, offering commanding presence and sweeping views across the surrounding land. The original detached brick kitchen, still standing today, offers a rare and authentic glimpse into the property's rich history and has now been converted into additional living quarters with kitchen, bedroom, and full bath. The main residence encompasses 6,500 square feet of living space, blending historic charm with modern comfort. Built of brick, which was extremely rare for the time, a full-length columned covered front porch stretches across the front of the home, providing the perfect setting for gatherings, evening conversations, quiet reflection, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the beautiful view. Inside, the first-floor features spacious living areas including a kitchen, formal dining room, front parlor, and main living room. The primary suite offers a private retreat complete with its own sitting room and a beautifully remodeled bath featuring custom handmade tile work. The ceilings range from 13-16' tall. The second-floor hosts four generously sized bedrooms, each with its own private bath, creating an inviting space for family and guests. The property underwent a top to bottom renovation in 1990 and was featured in multiple publications such as Architectural Digest and House Beautiful, and the current owners have renovated most of the primary residence again over the last 5 years. It is filled with antiques sourced directly from France and other areas of the South. Beyond the home, the land offers remarkable versatility and beauty. Of the 240 acres, more than 70 acres are improved fenced pastures, with the remainder consisting of mature hardwood timber, rolling topography, and scattered open fields. There are extensive plantings of camellias, azaleas, magnolias, palmettos, herbs and other native plants surrounding the house. The property presents endless possibilities--from a working cattle operation to a private recreational retreat. The five ponds scattered across the property provide Wood Duck habitat, a valuable water source for wildlife, along with opportunities for fishing and year-round entertainment. The large creek runs through the length of the property and then flows directly through to Cole's Creek which is a tributary of the Mississippi River. Richland is widely recognized for its exceptional wildlife habitat, supporting strong populations of trophy whitetail deer, turkey, and small game. The pasture areas provide excellent opportunities for dove fields and seasonal plantings such as spring soybeans and corn while enhancing nutrition and insuring an optimal ecosystem for the native wildlife. As a charming and memorable touch, the property also includes its beloved resident pigs, Rusty and Peanut, longtime inhabitants of this special place. Richland is in historic Church Hill, just 20 miles up the Natchez Trace from the beautiful city of Natchez, and 9 miles south of Fayette. It represents a rare opportunity to own a historic Southern estate where historic architecture, land, wildlife, and heritage come together in one extraordinary setting, a perfect place to escape off the grid from the hassles of the grind.

9227 River Road, Fayette

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