56 Ivey Circle, Forsyth

Located in Monroe County, this 80.04-acre tract offers a versatile land opportunity with strong access, reliable utilities, and a diverse natural landscape. The property features paved frontage along Stokes Store Road and additional gravel frontage on Ivey Circle, providing two convenient entry points for equipment, vehicles, or future improvements. Power is already on site, giving you immediate infrastructure for land management, recreation, or future building plans. The acreage is primarily mixed timber, with a heavy presence of mature hardwoods that contribute to a healthy wildlife environment and long-term timber value. The topography gently rolls throughout the tract, creating natural travel corridors and habitat diversity. Multiple flowing branches run through the property, eventually feeding into Eight Mile Creek just beyond the boundary. These water features support wildlife and add scenic appeal while also improving the overall functionality of the land. Near the center of the tract lies an open 2 acre field that adds valuable versatility to the property. Its interior position makes it ideal for a secluded homesite, a centralized food plot, a potential small orchard, or a staging area for equipment. The field ties directly into the surrounding trail system, making it easy to access and simple to incorporate into your management plans. A gated entrance provides basic security and helps maintain privacy. Beyond the gate, a well-developed trail network weaves throughout the parcel, allowing access to nearly all areas, including the interior field, branches, and timbered ridges. The trails support a wide range of uses, such as hunting, timber management, ATV riding, hiking, and future habitat enhancements. The property's location offers both rural quiet and convenience. From the parcel, Forsyth is approximately 10 minutes away, giving easy access to groceries, fuel, and supplies. I-75 can be reached in about 12 minutes, allowing direct travel to Macon (roughly 30 minutes) or the south side of Metro Atlanta (roughly 1 hour). Its position in Monroe County places it within a region known for quality recreation, strong rural character, and long-term land value. Whether you're seeking a recreational tract, a timber-oriented property, a homesite with acreage, or a land investment in a growing area, this 80.04-acre parcel provides a practical foundation with dependable access, natural water, mixed hardwood timber, an interior field, and established internal infrastructure. The combination of utilities, frontage, and landscape variety gives future owners flexibility in how they use and improve the land while maintaining the natural features that make this part of Georgia desirable.