Own a piece of Mississippi history! This 25.8+/- acre parcel was once part of the Stafford Springs resort. Stafford Springs was known by the Choctaw Indians for its healing waters, and the resort—founded in the late 1800s—drew tourists from around the country. This 25.8+/- acre parcel consists of gently rolling terrain with some of the nicest pine and hardwood timber I've seen in quite a while. After the closure of the original resort, a motor lodge was built in the 1950s. One of the units from the motor lodge is still standing on the property and could potentially be renovated into a cabin or home. No additional value is being added, but it's a very sturdy-looking structure made of brick with a concrete roof. Stafford Spring flows through the property, with sparkling clear water.