1050 County Line Rd Griffin, GA 30224
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Private 10.75-acre compound in Central Georgia-custom home, shop, guest house, and RV-ready setup (multiple sites). Bring the boats, cars, and big dreams. This property was engineered for living large, hosting well, and working from home. The Home (3,200+ SF, heated/cooled): A warm, craftsman feel with custom trim and exposed beams milled from trees on the property. An entertainer's gourmet kitchen features Brazilian pecan butcher block, a large island, and a plumbed coffee bar. The main level includes a full bath, oversized laundry, and walk-in pantry; a main-level bedroom could be added if desired. Upstairs, the 20'25' primary retreat impresses with a walk-in closet (with built-in safe) and a spa bath-60" electric fireplace, standalone tub, and oversized 4'6' custom shower. Two more bedrooms and a full bath complete the level. Outdoor Living: Two big decks-12'40' lower and 14'40' upper-extend everyday life outside for grilling, sunsets, and gatherings. The Extras That Make It a Compound: 20'25' guest house (utilities + bathroom stubbed) ready to finish as an in-law suite, office, studio, or the ultimate she-shed. 40'40' enclosed shop/garage (heated & cooled) with 12'12' roll-up-all under a 60'90' roof span. Two 25'25' custom timber-frame carports + 21'40' drive-through front carport. Three 50-amp RV hookups with two septic connections-bring your people AND their rigs. New well house, dual septic systems (1,000 & 1,500 gal tanks), Connexon fiber internet. Play set, negotiable hot tub, exterior lighting, and low average utilities ~ $350/mo (home + shop). Use Cases: Multi-generational living, car/RV enthusiast, home-based business, serious hobbyist, or anyone who wants quiet country living with big-city conveniences built in. Schools & Choice: Currently zoned for Spalding County (Crescent Elementary, Rehoboth Middle, Spalding High) with an option to attend Lamar County Schools-rare flexibility for families. Why This One Wins: Size, infrastructure, and finish level you almost never see in one place-finished where it counts, flexible where you want it.
Source: GAMLS #10498306
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