9.4 +- acres of North Georgia Mountain land available for sale 4 miles from the town of Summerville, GA. The land is flat with woods and open pasture (great for horses or other animals). Pasture land needs to be cut. There is no power to the property and no restrictions. Off the grid living at its finest. Excellent place for a mountain cabin or hunting compound.
Terms: $50,000 cash or $2000 down / $516 per month for 180 months. No prepayment penalty.
The 9.4 +- acres is lot 6A on the attached plat.
Directions: Use address 2409 Lickskillet Rd. Summerville, GA. to get you close to the entrance of the property. Drive past that address and turn onto Dean Rd. Drive .5 mile up Dean Rd to the property. There is a no trespassing sign and orange wand on the left (north) of the road which is the first property marker for 6A. From that marker drive .1 mile (approximately 500 ft.) to the eastern...
Directions: Use address 2409 Lickskillet Rd. Summerville, GA. to get you close to the entrance of the property. Drive past that address and turn onto Dean Rd. Drive .5 mile up Dean Rd to the property. There is a no trespassing sign and orange wand on the left (north) of the road which is the first property marker for 6A. From that marker drive .1 mile (approximately 500 ft.) to the eastern property boundary. There is an orange wand and rock with a white "6". There is a trail there that follows the property line between lots 6A and 7A.You can walk 1152 feet North to the back (north) property boundary. There is pink flagging and blue paint on the trees that are the back property line. A 4WD is recommended, but I have no problem reaching the property in a minivan.
Feel free to go and take a look at the property. If you want to buy, please let me know.
Steve (470) 662-7445
Directions
Directions: Use address 2409 Lickskillet Rd. Summerville, GA. to get you close to the entrance of the property. Drive past that address and turn onto Dean Rd. Drive .5 mile up Dean Rd to the property. There is a no trespassing sign and orange wand on the left (north) of the road which is the first property marker for 6A. From that marker drive .1 mile (approximately 500 ft.) to the eastern property boundary. There is an orange wand and rock with a white "6". There is a trail there that follows the property line between lots 6A and 7A.You can walk 1152 feet North to the back (north) property boundary. There is pink flagging and blue paint on the trees that are the back property line. A 4WD is recommended, but I have no problem reaching the property in a minivan.
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