Two adjacent 2-acre parcels positioned in one of Jones County's most strategically located corridors — Hal Crocker Road sits directly off Interstate 59 at Exit 88, placing this property at the intersection of accessibility and opportunity. Whether the vision is commercial development, mixed-use, or a long-hold investment in a market that continues to attract regional attention, these parcels deliver the fundamentals that matter: road access, available utilities, and acreage in a high-traffic zone.

Parcel 1 (093S-32-00-016.00) offers 2 acres of partially wooded land with a natural mix of pine and hardwood providing both character and flexibility — clear what you need, keep what adds value. Parcel 2 (093S-32-00-016.01) mirrors the same footprint with an additional 2 acres of mixed timber and the same utility access. Together, the parcels combine for 4 acres with the ability to be developed independently or as a single unified tract.

Power, water, and sewer are accessible — the infrastructure groundwork that eliminates the first and most expensive obstacle for any developer or end user. There are no structures on either parcel, meaning no demolition costs and no inherited problems. This is a clean slate in a location that does not come available often.

Ellisville and the broader Jones County market sit at the center of South Mississippi's commercial and industrial growth corridor, with Interstate 59 serving as the primary artery connecting the region to Hattiesburg to the south and Laurel immediately to the north. Jones County College, Howard Industries, and established retail and medical infrastructure all contribute to sustained demand for commercial and mixed-use development in this market.