120 Manestay Lane This 23.92 +/- acre property in Rankin County, Mississippi sits about 4 miles from Brandon. It offers open, fenced pasture, Highway 18 frontage, and a well-built 40x110 horse barn with corrals already in place. It's a rare combination of usable flat ground, established horse facilities, and quick access to the Brandon and Jackson metro area. The land is primarily pasture, divided into separate sections by tree lines that give the property natural structure and some shade for livestock. The terrain is mostly flat, so it's easy to manage, easy to build on, and well suited for horses or cattle. The pasture is currently grazed and kept bush hogged, so it's clean, open, and ready to use. The horse facility sits on the Manestay Lane side of the property. The 40x110 barn has 14 stalls, a tack room, a feed room, and a storage room, with power and water in place. A lean-to on the back of the barn provides more covered storage for equipment, hay, or trailers. Pipe corrals are set up for working and handling horses. Perimeter and cross fencing is a mix of wood board fence and barbed wire, so animals can move in on day one. The buyer skips the cost and time of building a horse operation from scratch. The Highway 18 side of the property offers paved road frontage and a shallow pond. This portion of the land makes an excellent home site with room to spread out. Its frontage and location close to Brandon also give it potential for future development. Access is a strength here. With frontage on Highway 18 and a second access point off Manestay Lane, the property can be used as one larger tract or divided naturally. The seller is offering it as a whole, and it is also being marketed as two separate tracts: a 17.32 +/- acre tract fronting Highway 18 with the pond, and a 6.6 +/- acre tract with the barn and corrals off Manestay Lane. That lets a buyer secure the entire property or focus on the portion that best fits their plans. Brandon is about 4 miles away for shopping, dining, and services, and Pearl, Flowood, and Jackson are an easy drive. Many of the state's major horse shows and events are held at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds and the Kirk Fordice Equine Center in Jackson, both within a short haul. The Ross Barnett Reservoir is nearby for boating and fishing. Fenced pasture, a 14-stall horse barn, two points of access, and highway frontage this close to Brandon don't come along often. Contact the listing agent to schedule a showing.