A get-away-from-it-all, nature-lovers dream, this gorgeous 69 acre estate is situated within one of Morgan County's most beautiful, rural locations- surrounded by rolling hills and established farms. With a designer-owner at its helm, this property was transformed inside and out into what it is today with no detail left untouched. Perfect home, family weekend compound, corporate retreat, or just a place to hike, hunt, horseback ride or commune with nature. The house has almost 4800 sq. ft. with the main floor offering a grand hall/living area with dining room, fireplace, fabulous light fixtures, recessed lighting and 13 foot ceilings. Covered porches on either side of the great room for easy access to outdoor living and entertaining. Just off main living area is a separate office with sliding barn door for privacy. Office is equipped with custom-built bookcases and drawers for storage and also has a fantastic view of the front pasture. The kitchen offers an abundance of granite-covered counter space, stacked tumbled stone backsplash, 6- top gas burning stove with double oven, stainless appliances, below-counter microwave, pull-out drawers in most cabinets, and an oversized walk-in pantry off the hall. Pantry has reclaimed Victorian sliding doors for design accents. Keeping area has stacked stone fireplace, live edge black walnut mantle, tv, and wet bar/coffee station with custom cabinets and mini fridge. Owners' suite is on the main floor with separate entrance to hot tub/pool, stacked stone gas log fireplace, large walk-in closet with packing table, tile bath featuring double-granite covered vanity, heated towel rack and walk-in tile shower. Upstairs has even more living space with over-10 ft. ceilings, its own full kitchen, den area with ventless gas log fireplace, 3 Bedrooms, designated office space, 2 full baths and storage galore. Once you see the outdoor living space and the pool, you'll never want to vacation anywhere else again. The pool is a recent addition with all the modern amenities - travertine, pebble tec and cool deck. This saltwater pool has a tanning deck and a hot tub. The outdoor pavilion offers an abundance of entertaining space with a full kitchen with a Blackstone gas grill/cooktop. It also features a stacked-stone gas log fireplace with a TV above the mantle for game day viewing. The surrounding grounds and pavilion look like something out of a magazine. Beyond the main house, you'll find a few fenced-in areas for small animals or paddocks for horses. Travel down the driveway to Little Sandy Creek with its cool creek bottom full of ferns, moss, and established old hardwoods. The property fronts on both sides of the creek with well maintained walking and riding trails. The glamping pad overlooks the creek and offers another area to entertain guests with its own kitchen and sleeping area. The back pasture is currently planted in cotton. This property is currently enrolled in Morgan County's tax conservation program.
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
—
Stories
—
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
—
Year built
—
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Morgan County
APN
010 040
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Jun 9, 2023.
AG
Agricultural District
This district is comprised primarily of open farm land and land used for agricultural, livestock and poultry production. The intent of this regulation is to encourage the maintenance of the general rural character. Residential subdivisions in this district should be designed in a way that is compatible with the rural, agrarian nature of the district. The sale of items cultivated on the property such as fresh fruits, flowers, and vegetables on premises in produce stand type enterprises to provide income to the property owner is appropriate within this district. Pursuant to the many goals, objectives, policies, and recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan for the County, the Agricultural District will serve the purpose of continuation of agriculture by restricting the division of farmland so that it does not become broken up into small parcels. This will help avoid the accelerated conversion of land to residential uses, and discourage the shift of the land market from agricultural and rural, to suburban and urban. These districts are most appropriately located in areas shown as agriculture/forestry/estate residential on the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan.