703 +/- Acres Purvis To Baxterville Road, Lamar County, Ms (purvis, Ms Area)

703 Acres in Lamar County, MS | Timberland, Hunting, Investment, and Conservation

If you're looking for large acreage land for sale in Mississippi, this 703 +/-acre timberland tract in Lamar County is a must see! It is extremely hard to find large contiguous tracts of land in south Mississippi that are unencumbered by powerline, pipeline, or railway. This property is situated just north of Little Black Creek Campground and Park in Purvis, MS, this property offers a rare opportunity to own contiguous land stocked with merchantable
timber, excellent road frontage, and long-term investment value.

Land Features

• 703 ± acres of rolling hills with upland habitat stocked with merchantable Longleaf
Pine timber mixed with hardwood bottoms along Little Creek.
• Unencumbered by transmission lines, pipelines, or railroads
• Extensive road frontage
o ~1,125’ on Purvis to Baxterville Rd.
o Over 2,000’ on Courtney Rd.
o ~1,350’ on Corinth Rd.
• 4 gated entrances

Recreation and Wildlife
This property supports a healthy deer and turkey population, along with small game and
the occasional Bobwhite quail. The landscape has been thoughtfully managed to enhance
native habitat through conservation practices like prescribed fire and invasive species
control. The property is ideal for hunting, timber investment, and recreation year-round.

Conservation & Easement Info
The land is enrolled in the Healthy Forests Reserve Program (HFRP) through the USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service. This 30-year easement (effective through
February 2042) promotes wildlife conservation, timber harvesting, and habitat
management. It limits development but offers cost-share assistance for conservation
practices. Learn more about HFRP here.

***Bonus: Additional acreage is available outside the conservation easement to
accommodate a home or hunting camp.

Investment Upside
With utilities available through Pearl River Valley Electric and North Lumberton Utility
Association, this tract is well-positioned for future use. Upon expiration of the easement in
2042, the land could be subdivided into smaller parcels for residential or rural
development. Its size and location also make it a smart choice for a 1031 Exchange or long
term hold strategy.

Contact Mike Mitchell, Accredited Land Consultant for questions and showing
arrangements.