The Colonel's is an 83 ± acre recreational and residential property located in northern Henry County along County Road 67. Combining a historic homesite, growing timber investment, and excellent recreational attributes, this property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a rural retreat or a full-time residence with acreage. At the center of the property is a 2,128-square-foot home built in 1925 that has served as a hunting camp in recent years. The home is accompanied by an old barn and a former country store located directly across from the house, creating a setting that reflects the agricultural history of the area and gives the property a distinctive sense of character and nostalgia. Historically used as pastureland, the property was converted to timber production when it was planted in loblolly pine during 2015 and 2016. The timber stand has developed well and is approaching the stage where a first thinning may be considered, providing future income potential while also creating excellent wildlife habitat. Recreational opportunities are abundant throughout the tract. A network of perimeter and internal trails provides access across the property for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, and general enjoyment. An old cattle pond serves as a year-round water source for wildlife, and the surrounding landscape is predominantly wooded, allowing deer, turkey, and other game to move freely across the area. Whether used as a weekend hunting retreat, family getaway, or permanent residence, The Colonel's offers a combination of history, timber value, wildlife habitat, and rural living in a desirable northern Henry County location.