Street Place Plantation is a 1,705-acre farm and timberland tract located in Jefferson County, Georgia, with nearly two miles of frontage on the Ogeechee River. The property features approximately 21% open cropland with fertile upland soils historically used for agriculture, while the balance is a mix of upland pine and bottomland hardwood timber. Several lakes and ponds are located throughout, including Hancock Lake, once a 50-acre impoundment that can be restored along with other former lake sites to create major water features. The Ogeechee River frontage includes a private boat landing and offers excellent fishing along with prime waterfowl habitat in the surrounding flooded timber, creeks, and bays. Deer and turkey are abundant, and the combination of cropland, timberland, and water resources creates outstanding recreational and hunting opportunities. Access is provided by a well-maintained interior road system that runs more than two miles through the property from the highway to the river, with overhead power available along this corridor. The property's terrain is a blend of level agricultural fields and gently rolling timberland with several small creeks feeding the lakes and ponds. An electric transmission line nearby offers potential for conservation or solar development, and the well-drained upland soils provide additional flexibility for future land use. Street Place Plantation also holds historic character, with a Civil War era railroad bed running through the property where artifacts and arrowheads have been discovered over the years. This property combines productive farmland, valuable timberland, abundant water resources, and unique recreational appeal, making it an excellent opportunity for farming, recreation, or investment.