Carver Elementary School, GA homes for sale & real estate

Carver Elementary School, GA Homes for Sale

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Carver Elementary School, GA Homes for Sale

Built in 1921, this Victorian style home is full of historic character and beautiful craftsmanship! Tastefully restored to showcase its original architecture; updated vinyl flooring greets you at the door and continues throughout the entire home. A grand foyer welcomes you in along with the 10-foot ceilings throughout the home! The home provides a spacious living room and kitchen/dining room for large gatherings. All three bedrooms and living room each feature its own fireplace! This home provides over 1800 sq ft of charm, with so much to OFFER and fall in LOVE with!

Carver Elementary School, GA Homes for Sale

Street Place plantation is a 1,517-acre productive family farm with a mix of dry cropland and timberland with several lakes and nearly two miles of Ogeechee River Frontage. Approximately 21% of the farm has historically been utilized for production of Agriculture. The remainder of the farm is a mixture of upland and bottomland timber, much of which has been harvested throughout the last 5 to 7 years. There are several current lakes and former lake sites, including Hancock Lake, which was once a 50-acre lake. Both major Lakes were damaged during the flood of 1990. These sites can be repaired and restored to create two major lakes on the property. The property has an astonishing 1.86 miles of

Carver Elementary School, GA Homes for Sale

This 303 acre tract on Pinetucky Road borders the recently constructed 2,000 acre Wadley Solar Project in Jefferson County and has the potential to be leased or purchased by a solar company for conversion to a solar farm. This productive farmland has the highest quality soils as 247 acres or 82% of the soils on the property are classified by USDA as Prime or Statewide Important Soils. There is a 530 feet deep, 16 inch diameter well on the property that is permitted to pump 1,300 gallons of water per minute to irrigate the 226 acres of open row crop land from the Gordon Aquifer, according to a permit that was issued to the owner by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. A recent timber