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.