57.5 Acres in Cairo, GA - $849,000
Lodestar Farms
57.5 acres high-quality recreational/farm property located in Grady County, GA
Approx. 9.5 miles to Cairo, GA; approx. 20 miles to Tallahassee, FL; approx. 23 miles to Thomasville, GA
In a neighborhood of beautiful working farms
Approx. .36 miles of frontage on Buck Creek, including mature hardwoods
Abundant turkey and deer
Approx. .22 miles frontage on Lower Hawthorne Trail (paved road); approx. .26 miles on Stephen's Rd. (dirt road)
Good roads throughout
Beautiful live oaks with rolling topography
Excellent soils; Two wells
Income producing rental homes - Generates $1,800/month
Approx. 45 acres of fenced pasture
Approx. 2-acre pond
Approx. 15 acres of woodlands
Approx. 3,392 sq ft brick home built in 1979; 4 bedrooms; 3 full baths, 2 half baths
Appprox. 1,428 sq ft wood frame home built in 2004; 2 bedrooms; 2 full baths
Approx. 384 sq ft wood frame home built in 2007; 1 bedroom, 1 full bath
Annual tax...
Annual taxes: 2023, $8,103
Overview:
Lodestar Farms located in Grady County consists of three homes (2 homes are currently rented) located on approximately 57.5 acres of beautiful rolling fenced pastures for cattle and/or horses with approximately 15 acres of woodlands offering good deer and turkey habitats, horse barn with stalls, chicken coops, and greenhouse. There is also a nice 2-acre pond for recreational fishing. Coupled with rolling topography and the magnificent live oaks, Lodestar Farms is a quintessential country farm.
Lodestar Farms is the perfect spot to relax on the porch with your coffee and listen to the roosters crow as the sun comes up, fish in the pond, feed the horses, or gather fresh eggs. It's a great family property in a peaceful sanctuary setting with potential to host wellness events and rentals to generate extra income as well. - Lori Bembry Weldon
If you are looking for a great country farm, under 30 minutes to Cairo, Tallahassee, or Thomasville, Lodestar Farms certainly fits the bill. Offers very relaxing, down-home, laid-back country living. - Walter Hatchett
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