Georgia Central Railway forms the northern boundary of the property with approximately 1300 ft of frontage. With the rapid growth of the Ga Ports Authority in Savannah and Brunswick, the property's rail access may prove important in the future. Approximately 127 acres of this tract are planted in seven-year-old Longleaf pines that will insure income from both timber sales and the annual sale of pine straw in the future. The balance of the acreage is comprised of hardwood flat areas that provide water for wildlife throughout most of the year. The property supports both deer and turkey for the hunter, and by clearing and planting a field doves could easily be added to the assortment of wild game. The combination of existing rail frontage and possible annexation opportunity with the City of Pembroke coupled with the potential for short-term revenue from timber and pine straw sales make this property's future bright.