Attention hunters: this turnkey hunting property in Stephens County, Georgia, is prepped and ready to hunt, just as Georgia deer season gets underway. If you want hunting land that you can use right away, this is it. The blinds are set, the feeders are full, the homesite is ready, and a new camper is on site. You could close and be in the stand this season.

This 159.65±-acre recreational tract in Northeast Georgia has documented deer, turkey, bear, and small game on the property. Two Grizzly box blinds in great condition come with the sale. They're placed for rifle or bow hunting. Two Judge feeders are kept filled to pull deer into those set hunting spots. A single-man ladder stand is already hung along one of the hardwood draws, where mature white and red oaks draw deer through during the season. Big rocky shoal creeks run through the property, providing wildlife with natural travel corridors. The rolling mix of planted pines and hardwood draws provides both bedding cover and food.

Miles of internal trails and roads let you reach every corner of the property. You can check stands, fill feeders, or pull a deer out without trouble.

The prepped homesite sits on one of the highest points of the property. Water, power, and a 3-bedroom septic system are already run to the site, so you can put in a cabin, large camper, or full-time home without starting from scratch. The homesite looks out over the property and on to the Georgia mountains in the distance. A new camper is on site and can be bought with the land, so you have a place to stay from day one. Next to the homesite, two large storage containers with an awning between them give you covered storage for ATVs, equipment, or trailers. A brand new skinning shed with an electric pulley and scale is ready for processing game.

There's also a partially built 0.3-acre pond site with a dam control structure already in place. The pond was washed out by a hurricane a couple of years ago, and a new owner could finish the project.

Location is one of this property's biggest strengths. It's about 2 miles from the Spring Branch boat ramp on Lake Hartwell, so you can hunt deer in the morning and fish for bass or stripers on the lake in the afternoon. I-85 is about 20 minutes away, with easy routes south to Atlanta or north to Greenville, South Carolina. Clemson is about 50 minutes away, which puts game day within reach after a morning hunt.

Hunting land near Lake Hartwell with a finished homesite, working hunting setups, and room to grow doesn't come on the market often in Stephens County. Contact the listing Land Specialist to schedule a private showing of this Stephens County, GA hunting property.