Description

Escape the ordinary on this 13.52-acre gem in Waycross, Ware County, Georgia, where open skies meet wide, buildable land! This agricultural-zoned property is perfect for anyone dreaming of freedom and flexibility — build your single-family home, a duplex, a mobile home, or even a multi-family setup. Whether you’re starting a homestead, investing in rental income, or simply craving more space, this land gives you room to grow and the zoning to make it happen.

Power lines run right in front of the property, making it easy to connect and start building. You’ll need to install a water well and septic system, as there’s no city water or sewer available in this rural area. The property sits along a well-maintained dirt road that provides easy access year-round. There’s no HOA and no restrictions, so you can build what you want, when you want. The land is mostly flat, giving you a solid, build-ready foundation for your dream home, rental project, or homestead setup.

Out of the 13.52 acres, 4.89 acres are designated wetlands, mostly located in the central and eastern parts of the property. The remaining 8.63 acres are dry land, primarily near the road frontage, offering plenty of space for building and development.

You’re just minutes from everything you need! Downtown Waycross is only 4.7 miles away, putting you close to daily essentials and local conveniences. Walmart Supercenter is just 7.4 miles from the property, along with other popular spots like The Mall at Waycross Shopping Center (7 miles), Kroger (6.1 miles), CVS (6.5 miles), and Citi Trends (6.6 miles). Families will appreciate being near schools—Ware County Schools Learning Center is only 1.6 miles away, and Ware County High School is just 2.4 miles. For healthcare, McKinney Medical Center is just 5.2 miles away. When it’s time to grab a bite, favorites like Fuji Westside (3.3 miles) and Wendy’s (4.8 miles) are a quick drive down the road.

Nature lovers will feel right at home here with some of Georgia’s best outdoor attractions just a short drive away. Okefenokee Swamp Park is only 14.2 miles from the property, offering swamp tours, wildlife viewing, and rich Southern history. Just a bit farther, Laura S. Walker State Park (16 miles away) provides hiking trails, a scenic lake, camping spots, and a golf course. For bigger adventures, Okefenokee Adventures and the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge are about 51.7 miles away, where you can kayak, fish, and explore one of the largest and most preserved swamps in the U.S. For coastal day trips, the Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum is just 70.5 miles away, offering ferry access to a pristine island with beaches, wild horses, and historic ruins. This location gives you the perfect balance of peaceful country living and access to unforgettable natural experiences.

Feel free to drive by and walk the property at your convenience.

Interested in Vacant Land, Stick with Wally’s Land. What are you waiting for? Call Wally now at 310-933-4418 to learn more about this offer, or email at [email protected]

Property Information

Property Features

Acres

13.52

Dimension

1105.27 feet x 496.04 feet x 1102.05 feet x 507.74 feet

County

Ware County

Access

Dirt Road

Power

At neighboring property

Water

well needs to be installed

Heating

Gas

Coordinates

31.18403, -82.40999

Zoning

Agricultural

Elevation

156.2 feet

GPS COORDINATES CORNER

31.1847, -4082 31.1847, -82.4118 31.1833, -4082 31.1833, -82.4117

SEWER

needs to be installed

TERRAIN

Flat

Nearby Attractions

Okefenokee Swamp Park & Adventures

Book your adventure today at one of our two locations. Okefenokee Swamp Park offers Boat Tours, Train Rides, Interactive Exhibits & Animal Encounters. Okefenokee Adventures, located within the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, offers Guided Boat Tours, Kayaking, Hiking Trails and Camping Excursions. Come visit us for an adventure of a lifetime!

Cumberland Island National Seashore Museum

The museum houses a collection of artifacts from Cumberland Island and is open and free to the public. The collection covers the timeline and people of the island. The lives of Native Americans, African Americans, the Stafford’s and the Carnegie family, as well as others who lived on the island in the 19th and 20th centuries. An exhibit room on The War of 1812, the “Forgotten Invasion,” is a highlight.