Your long search is over - 66+/- acres at the end of the cul-de-sac in highly desirable North Hall off Clarks Bridge Road with quick access back to Gainesville or over to 985. The wide open pastures are surrounded with beautiful large hardwoods. The 1925 farmhouse, barns, storage are offered as is, where is - and are beautiful. Backing up to Glade Farms, and joining two other large land-owners, the property is very private. Wildlife abounds, and the pastures are fenced for your cattle or horses.
Single-familyProperty Type
1925Year Built
66 acresLot Size
$784Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 garage spacesParking
Listed by Edsel Fickey• The Norton Agency
Bought with Kenyon Irvin• First United Realty, Inc.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Apr 8, 2023.
PCFD
Planned Commercial Farm District
The land within the county designated as planned commercial farm district (PCFD) shall be represented by large district areas of at least 35 acres or more that are devoted to intensive agricultural production in the areas of food crops, fiber crops, animal feed, poultry, livestock and commercial timber production. Individual farms within the district area cannot be smaller than five acres. Areas within this zone are not intended to be used for small-scale farming, gardening, small poultry operation or idle pasture land that are more appropriately located in the agricultural-residential or other zoning districts. The land should be in use for good faith farming or agricultural uses worthy of protection and preservation.; The use of areas designated as PCFD may result in odors, dust, noise or other effects that may not be compatible with single-lot residential development. Specific setback and buffer requirements designed for PCFDs shall apply just as they do within commercial and industrial districts to minimize the adverse effects of the farm uses.; In order for a parcel to be considered for rezoning to PCFD, the parcel must have qualified for and be under House Bill 230, the Preferential Agricultural Assessment.; If, after a tract is rezoned to PCFD, the land is not actively used for intensive commercial agricultural purposes, the county may, at its discretion, initiate procedures for a zoning review and possible rezoning of the property. An automatic review of the zoning will occur at the end of the first year after the date of the original zoning to PCFD.