This 13 acre tract is located within the city limits of Blakely in Early County, Georgia, offering a combination of usable acreage and proximity to established city infrastructure. The property consists of level terrain that allows for flexibility in planning and development, with ample room for a residential homesite and potential future expansion. Its location within the city limits provides access to city-maintained roads and the availability of municipal utilities, making it suitable for a range of residential or recreational uses where permitted by local zoning and ordinances. The property is situated a short walking distance from Blakely's downtown square, which features locally owned restaurants, small businesses, and essential services. This proximity allows for convenient access to daily amenities without requiring extended travel. Early Medical Center and Early County High School are also located nearby, adding to the property's accessibility to community services and institutions. Despite its in-town location, the acreage offers a sense of separation from denser development. The size of the tract provides space for outdoor use, gardening, or other land-based activities while remaining close to city amenities. The level topography supports efficient use of the land and may reduce the need for extensive site preparation, depending on intended use and design plans. The property's location allows for straightforward travel to several surrounding cities and recreational destinations. Fort Gaines and Lake Walter F. George are approximately 19 miles away, providing access to public water recreation, fishing opportunities, and historical sites. Albany, Georgia is located approximately 52 miles from the property and offers expanded shopping, healthcare, and regional services. Dothan, Alabama is approximately 32 miles away, and Tallahassee, Florida is approximately 83 miles away, placing the property within driving distance of multiple urban centers and interstate corridors. This tract may appeal to buyers seeking acreage within a city environment, whether for residential development, recreational use, or long-term land ownership. All prospective uses should be verified with local authorities regarding zoning, permitted uses, utility connections, and building requirements. Property boundaries, acreage, and utility availability should be confirmed through appropriate surveys and service providers.
