134 Dale Drive, Hazlehurst, MS 39083

Property Description

This beautiful home on 80± acres in Copiah County, Mississippi, takes you back in time in all the best ways. The three-bedroom, one-bath home, originally built in 1885, still stands as solid and true today as it did more than a century ago. Its bones are exceptional, its craftsmanship unmistakable, and with the thoughtful upgrades already in place, it offers the comfort and ease that modern rural living demands. This hidden gem feels like a place you don't just visit—you arrive, settle in, and breathe a little deeper. It's waiting for you to pull into the driveway and experience the quiet rhythm of life on the farm. Picture yourself on the front porch at first light, watching whitetail deer drift through the misty fields as the world wakes up slow. Or spend your evenings on the screened-in back porch, listening to frogs and crickets strike up their nightly chorus while the last bit of daylight fades behind the trees. It's the kind of setting that reminds you why country living never goes out of style. The one-time cattle farm has grown up some with the passing years, but the 6± acres of open fields still hold thick, healthy grass and only need a little work to be ready for grazing or food plots again. The remaining 73± acres are a beautiful stand of mature pine with pockets of hardwood scattered throughout—an ideal blend for wildlife habitat, timber value, and year-round recreation. It's the kind of land where deer reach maturity, turkeys thrive, and every season brings something worth stepping outside for. Tucked away on a dead-end road, the property feels surprisingly private and remote, yet it's only about a ten-minute drive from major shopping, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. That balance—peaceful seclusion without sacrificing access—is hard to find and even harder to replace This beautiful home on 80± acres in Copiah County, Mississippi, takes you back in time in all the best ways. The three bedroom, one bath home, originally built in 1885, still stands as solid and true today as it did more than a century ago. Its bones are exceptional, its craftsmanship unmistakable, and with the thoughtful upgrades already in place, it offers the comfort and ease that modern rural living demands. This hidden gem feels like a place you don't just visityou arrive, settle in, and breathe a little deeper. It's waiting for you to pull into the driveway and experience the quiet rhythm of life on the farm. Picture yourself on the front porch at first light, watching whitetail deer drift through the misty fields as the world wakes up slow. Or spend your evenings on the screened in back porch, listening to frogs and crickets strike up their nightly chorus while the last bit of daylight fades behind the trees. It's the kind of setting that reminds you why country living never goes out of style. The one time cattle farm has grown up some with the passing years, but the 6± acres of open fields still hold thick, healthy grass and only need a little work to be ready for grazing or food plots again. The remaining 73± acres are a beautiful stand of mature pine with pockets of hardwood scattered throughoutan ideal blend for wildlife habitat, timber value, and year round recreation. It's the kind of land where deer reach maturity, turkeys thrive, and every season brings something worth stepping outside for. Tucked away on a dead end road, the property feels surprisingly private and remote, yet it's only about a ten minute drive from major shopping, restaurants, and everyday conveniences. That balancepeaceful seclusion without sacrificing accessis hard to find and even harder to replace