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3622 Sandy Ford Road
Clayton, GA 30525
$6,995,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
5
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
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Property Description
Moss Hill Ranch is a magnificent 50+ acre equestrian farm nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Clayton, Georgia. This exquisite property is a haven for horse enthusiasts seeking the perfect blend of natural beauty, tranquility, and state-of-the-art equestrian facilities. With its sprawling acres of lush pastures and well-designed amenities, this farm offers an exceptional opportunity for both professional and recreational equestrian pursuits. Four meticulously maintained pastures comprise more than half of the acreage, providing ample space to turnout, train, and ride your horses. The remainder of the landscape features a harmonious mix of open fields, three babbling creeks, wooded areas, horse trails, and manicured gardens, creating an idyllic backdrop for outdoor activities while maintaining utmost serenity. The far end of the property connects to the Bartram Trail for additional hiking, biking, and hunting, while the other end of the property is merely a 5-minute ATV ride to the Chatooga River, the only free-flowing body of water remaining in the southeast! The main barn, built just a few years ago, is a masterpiece of design and functionality. With 5 stalls---two of which can be converted into a mare and foal stall---your horses will enjoy maximum comfort and care. The barn also boasts a climate-controlled feed + tack room, dressing room, and bathroom; a hot + cold water concrete wash rack with drain; ample storage for equipment; and, a hay loft with access for a hay elevator. Every detail has been thoughtfully planned to ensure efficiency and convenience for both horses and owners. Beyond the main barn, Moss Hill Ranch offers additional equestrian amenities to captivate even the most discerning riders: freshly creosoted fence lines, a round pen, and EquiTred drainage, to name a few. For those seeking a harmonious place to unwind and relax, the property boasts two residences. The primary residence is a stunning Bonner and Buchanan custom home built in 2017, featuring 4 BD / 4.5 BA, on-trend finishes, a well-appointed kitchen, and outdoor space galore. Nanawalls in the great room and dining room open to a screened-in porch that amplifies the sound of rushing water from Dick's Creek, which runs along the perimeter of the home. An additional balcony with phantom screen in the master bedroom provides breathtaking views and enables you to soak in the tranquility of the surroundings. The 4 BD / 3 BA secondary residence---ideal for a caretaker's home or a true family estate---provides a comfortable retreat after a day spent with horses. Whether you are a professional equestrian seeking a training facility or a passionate horse lover yearning for a peaceful retreat, Moss Hill Ranch presents an extraordinary opportunity for all equine pursuits. This horse farm is a true hidden gem, where the beauty of nature, the well-being of horses, and the comforts of modern living seamlessly converge into a perfectly idyllic property. This is your opportunity to embark on an unforgettable equestrian journey in beloved Rabun County.
Property Information
Lot Size
50 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Other
Year Built
2017
MLS Number
10247258
Location
Address
3622 Sandy Ford Road
City
Clayton
State
GA
Zip Code
30525
County
RABUN
Listing
Provider
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties, original listing
Name
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties
Phone
(706) 960-1941
Office Name
Northeast Georgia Clayton
Office Phone
(706) 960-1941
Agent Name
Evelyn Heald

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