FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What land are we talking about here?
In early 2022, our family purchased three adjacent parcels along Mullikin Road totaling a little more than 120 acres. Previously, the smaller parcel (~30 acres) was part of a contested rezoning. We took that parcel, added more land to it from the other parcel, and designed Columbia County's next premier neighborhood.
What is the status of the development?
Timber Creek is primed for action and profitability! This meticulously designed 65-acre property in the heart of Evans, Georgia, is truly shovel-ready—the ideal canvas for your next great development. Every detail has been thoughtfully planned, and all essential groundwork has been completed to ensure a seamless start to construction.
Permits? Secured. Environmental and geological studies? Conducted and approved. Infrastructure designs? Finalized. Rezoning? Fully completed and in place. Timber Creek has navigated the complex web of pre-construction requirements, so you don’t have to. The result? A development opportunity that minimizes risk, saves time, and maximizes your profit potential.
This isn’t just land—it’s a ready-to-build, high-return investment in a region bursting with demand for quality housing. Nestled in a thriving area with excellent schools, burgeoning growth, and unparalleled community appeal, Timber Creek promises to be the jewel of Evans.
Don’t waste years in planning, permits, and approvals. Timber Creek offers the rare chance to dive straight into development and start building a legacy project today. The groundwork is done, the stage is set, and the future is yours to shape.
How will this affect sewer, water, traffic, etc.?
This is a very important question. Before approving the concept plans, Columbia County worked closely with the engineering team to ensure the existing sewer and water systems could indeed support the intended growth. Testing showed the lift station has adequate capacity for the additional flow. However, we will be upgrading a section of the gravity sewer system as a part of the development.
As for traffic concerns on Mullikin Road, we are leaving 50% of this land undeveloped even though the County’s Vision 2035 policy document designates all 120+ acres for housing development. We are building our family home at the end of Mullikin Road, so this is a personal concern for us as well.