Nestled along State Route 18 on the outskirts of Gilmer County, this 13-acre property combines privacy, open land, wooded areas, and creek frontage. The land offers a peaceful setting for a private retreat, working homestead, recreational getaway, or future residence, while road frontage provides convenient access to nearby communities.

The property includes gently rolling meadowland around the original homesite, creating space for gardening, farming, or keeping animals. A scenic creek runs through the land, adding natural beauty and opportunities for fishing, wildlife watching, and relaxation. Some areas are within a 100-year floodplain. The wooded portion also provides room for hunting, hiking, private trails, and ATV riding.

An old homesite sits on the property and is believed to be beyond repair, but the location could provide a starting point for new construction. The property includes an existing water well and septic system, reported functional as of 2020. Several structures remain, including a full-size barn, a smaller barn or shed, and a cellar house that could be used for storage or other purposes.

Electric service is available, while the existing well and septic system provide useful infrastructure for future development. The combination of open fields, forest, water, and existing structures makes the property suitable for agriculture, homesteading, recreation, or simply enjoying a quieter lifestyle surrounded by nature.

The 13 acres offer plenty of room for gardens, orchards, trails, camping areas, additional structures, or recreational activities. With its mixture of usable land, creek frontage, existing infrastructure, and State Route 18 access, the property provides a flexible rural setting for someone looking for privacy while remaining within reach of nearby communities and everyday necessities.