$105,975

Allen Lot B offers 15.7 acres of timberland and recreational property in Wilkinson County, Georgia. Located near Allen Avenue and convenient to Allentown and Danville, this manageable tract features established planted loblolly pine, natural hardwood-pine acreage, an existing woods road for access, and utilities available in the area. Timber is a prominent feature of the property, with approximately 14 acres consisting of 2019 planted loblolly pine. This established pine stand provides a growing timber resource with continued long-term management potential while also offering cover and habitat for wildlife. Approximately 0.9 acre consists of natural hardwood-pine, adding diversity to the tract and enhancing its recreational character. Access to Allen Lot B is provided by an existing woods road, offering a practical route into the property for timber management, recreational use, property maintenance, and general enjoyment of the land. City water and power are available in the area, adding valuable infrastructure and versatility for potential future uses, subject to applicable zoning, permitting, soil evaluations, and other local requirements. Allen Lot B is conveniently located near Allentown and Danville, approximately 20 miles from Dublin and 30 miles from Macon. The property is also convenient to U.S. Highway 80, Georgia Highway 112, and Interstate 16, providing easy connections throughout Middle Georgia. With 15.7 acres, approximately 14 acres of 2019 planted loblolly pine, natural hardwood-pine habitat, an existing woods road for access, utilities available in the area, and a convenient Wilkinson County location, Allen Lot B offers an attractive opportunity for buyers seeking a smaller timber investment, recreational property, or versatile rural landholding. **Please note:** All acreage figures, timber stand information, distances, utility availability, access information, and other property details are approximate and should be independently verified by the buyer. Any potential use of the property is subject to applicable zoning, permitting, soil evaluations, access requirements, and other local, state, and federal regulations.