Nestled along State Route 18 in Gilmer County, this 13-acre property combines privacy, natural beauty, and practical features. The land includes open meadows, wooded areas, creek frontage, and an established homesite, making it suitable for a private retreat, homestead, farm, or recreational getaway. Its location offers rural seclusion while maintaining convenient road access.

The property stretches across both sides of Route 18 and features gently rolling meadowland around the original homesite. The open areas could be used for gardening, farming, livestock, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. A scenic creek runs through the property, adding to its natural appeal and creating opportunities for fishing, wildlife watching, and relaxation. Part of the land lies within a 100-year floodplain.

The wooded acreage provides additional possibilities for hunting, hiking, private trails, and ATV riding. Together, the fields, forest, and creek create a varied landscape that can support both recreational and agricultural activities. The property also offers plenty of space for creating trails, gardens, orchards, or additional outdoor areas.

At the center is an old homesite that is believed to be beyond repair, but the existing infrastructure could help with future development. The property has a water well and septic system, reported functional as of 2020, along with electric service. Several outbuildings remain, including a full-size barn, a smaller barn or shed, and a cellar house that could provide storage or other practical uses.

With its combination of usable land, existing infrastructure, creek frontage, and road access, the property offers many possibilities for country living. It could become a working homestead, hunting retreat, weekend getaway, or private rural residence. The peaceful setting provides space and privacy while nearby communities remain accessible for everyday needs.