1963 Rehoboth Road Ext Unit EXTENSION Bowman, GA 30624
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YOUR DREAM FARM IS AVAILABLE - 5 bedroom, luxury home, surrounded by 26.83 acres of established pastures with stately oaks! This farm has a classic design and is ready for you to update with your custom aesthetic. This property offers tremendous potential for appreciation. Pastures contained by four-board wooden fences flank the driveway as you approach the stately, traditional 4,172 sq ft home surrounded by an established grove of hardwoods. A 2-story foyer welcomes guests, leading into a spacious family room with a fireplace and built-in bookshelves at the heart of the home. In the kitchen, a breakfast bar and nook look out onto a great view of the backyard and pasture. A beautiful wooden barn door opens from the formal foyer into a bonus room that can be used as an office, a parlor, or an entertainment room. The wrap-around porch offers ample opportunities for quiet moments enjoying the country life, watching your horse or cows graze quietly in the pastures, and watching sunsets and sunrises. A screened-in back porch that stretches the full width of the house is perfect for entertaining. Upstairs, a primary suite with vaulted ceilings boasts a large walk in closet, a garden tub, and a separate shower. Three more large bedrooms with expansive closets complete the upper level. A finished basement with another bedroom opens out onto a covered patio and the backyard. The pole barn on the back of property can be renovated and used or taken down. Solar panels on front roof provide greener energy use. While the house needs cosmetic updating, it has been well-maintained and the bones are solid and sturdy. A home this size with this amount of land is a rare find in Elbert County. It is ready to be the perfect homestead, equestrian estate, or hobby farm. There is a transferable home warranty available.
Source: GAMLS #10627611
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