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Located in Clay County, Mississippi, this 158.8+/- acre tract offers a rare combination of scenic Line Creek frontage, mature hardwood timber, and strong wildlife habitat. The property lies just 1 mile east of Cedar Bluff and 7 miles west of West Point, with 1,000 feet of frontage on Highway 50 for easy access. The land features approximately 5,800 feet of frontage on Line Creek, forming the entire western boundary. The tract is primarily 25-year-old hardwoods that was historically tillable farm land, with larger mature timber along the creek and in other areas. An old, non-functioning residential size power line runs east/west through the middle of the property, ideal for multiple food plot sites, and a larger transmission line crosses the north end, providing another excellent setup for hunting. The property includes a network of interior trails, and an 18-wheeler trailer bridge spans a small drain in the center, offering access across the entire tract. This property checks every box for recreation, hunting, and timber investment, with abundant deer and turkey, beautiful creek frontage, and easy access to amenities in West Point and Starkville. A portion of the property has a wetlands easement.

This 76 +/- acre property in southwestern Clay County, Mississippi, sits just 8 miles north of downtown Starkville and offers a great mix of accessibility, habitat, and investment potential. With 3,650’ of road frontage along Wilson, Tarlton, and Camp Seminole Roads, the tract could be easily divided or developed. The land includes 18 acres of mature hardwoods, while the balance was in mature pine that was clear-cut in 2024, ready for replanting or left for natural regeneration. An internal trail system provides access throughout, connecting to a beautiful food plot and multiple potential hunting setups. Wilson Road bisects the property, creating 17 acres on the east side and 59 acres on the west side. Power is approximately 1,700 feet from the north end of the tract. The southern boundary lies directly on the Clay/Oktibbeha County line, making this an ideal location for a recreational getaway, hunting land, timber investment, or rural homesite just minutes from Mississippi State University.