Graham Pecan Farm Leary, Georgia
Details & Features
Situated in Calhoun County, Georgia, this ±2,566-acre legacy property represents a unique opportunity to own a large, highly productive tract in the heart of Southwest Georgia’s premier nut-growing region. The estate features a meticulously managed pecan operation complemented by expansive timberland, fertile bottomlands, and significant creek frontage. With a blend of income-generating agriculture, diverse natural resources, and outstanding recreational potential, the property appeals to investors, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Its strategic location provides convenient access to regional markets while maintaining the privacy and serenity of a truly rural setting, creating a unique combination of productivity and lifestyle.
Acreage
Graham Pecan Farms includes 1,125 acres of thriving pecan orchard and 1,441 acres of mixed timberland and bottomland, offering strong investment potential and meaningful conservation value. Extensive frontage along the scenic Chickasawhatchee Creek enhances the land with fertile soils, abundant water, and rich wildlife habitat, making it an outstanding opportunity for both agriculture and outdoor recreation.
Improvements
- ±2,566 acres combining pecan orchard, timberland, and bottomland
- 1,125 acres of intensively managed, high-yield orchard
- Multiple equipment barns and on-site pecan cleaning plant
- Manager’s home and two tenant residences supporting operations
Location
- Located 15 miles west of Albany in Georgia’s premier pecan-growing region
- Surrounded by quiet farmland and scenic southwest Georgia countryside
- Situated on gently rolling terrain with rich sandy-loam soils
- Positioned in a climate ideal for vigorous, high-yielding pecan production
Georgia
Georgia land for sale is one of the last places in the country to combine affordability, quality and availability of land, creating great value and opportunity for landowners. The state is diverse with a variety of landscapes and several distinct ecosystems including the foothills of the Appalachians in north Georgia, the Red Hills of southwest Georgia and the coastal maritime forests. The coastal timberlands, with access to fishing and hunting from the same property and the wild quail plantations of the Red Hills attracted wealthy northerners in the 1800’s looking for a therapeutic climate and bountiful recreational opportunity. These early pioneers gave rise to most of the current plantations and large managed landholdings that still exist today. In fact, southwest Georgia remains home to the largest concentration of plantation lands in the US and the coastal estuaries, tidal marshes and forests of coastal Georgia are widely recognized as one of the most unique and special ecosystems in the country.
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