Recreational Hunting Land with
Anderson HWY Elberton, GA 30635
Anderson HWY, Elberton, GA, 30635
$364,000
Pending
For Sale
$364,000
Pending
LAND - Elberton, GA
Lot Size50.15 Acres
Days on Market58
Property Features for Anderson HWY
General Information
- Property type
- Land
- Property subtype
- Other
- Zoning
- CUVA -A
- Parking features
- Off Street
- Standard status
- Pending
- APN
- 039 055
- Lot size
- 50.15 Acres
Taxes and HOA fees
- Tax Description
- x
Utilities
- Sewer type
- Septic Tank
- Water front features
- Creek
Building Details
- Building materials
- Wood Siding
- Additional Structures
- Outbuilding
Listing Agency
Keller Williams Realty Atlanta
(678) 775-2600
1960 Satellite Blvd, Braselton, GA
Listed by
Daniel Hardigree · License #372143
(706) 247-5985
Added: May 21 Checked: Jul 17 at 1:06 pm
MLS# CL356655
Listing URL
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This 50.15-acre recreational and hunting tract is set up for immediate use, with established food plots and a strong mix of wooded habitat suitable for deer and turkey hunting. The property includes multiple deer stands and box blinds that convey with the sale, along with fruit trees planted throughout the acreage. Internal trails run through the land for practical access by ATV, truck, or side-by-side. Improvements include two rustic cabins powered by generators, a bath house with a small septic system, rainwater collection, a gated entrance, and an equipment storage shed.
The tract is located on Anderson Highway in Elberton, GA, and directly adjoins the 845-acre Hwy 368 Wildlife Management Area, expanding nearby hunting and outdoor recreation options. It is also described as convenient to Lake Russell and Lake Hartwell and approximately 20 minutes from downtown Hartwell, keeping daily amenities within reach while maintaining a private rural setting.
For buyers seeking a recreational property designed as a weekend retreat or hunting camp, the combination of maintained hunting features, on-site lodging, and trail access supports active use from day one. The property is currently enrolled in CUVA, providing favorable tax benefits for qualified ownership.
The tract is located on Anderson Highway in Elberton, GA, and directly adjoins the 845-acre Hwy 368 Wildlife Management Area, expanding nearby hunting and outdoor recreation options. It is also described as convenient to Lake Russell and Lake Hartwell and approximately 20 minutes from downtown Hartwell, keeping daily amenities within reach while maintaining a private rural setting.
For buyers seeking a recreational property designed as a weekend retreat or hunting camp, the combination of maintained hunting features, on-site lodging, and trail access supports active use from day one. The property is currently enrolled in CUVA, providing favorable tax benefits for qualified ownership.
Key Highlights
- Adjoins 845‑acre Hwy 368 Wildlife Management Area, expanding hunting and recreation access
- Turnkey hunting camp setup with two rustic cabins, bath house, and equipment storage shed
- 50.15‑acre tract with established food plots, deer stands/blinds, and internal trails
Property Analytics
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FAQs
What type of property is this?
Hunting land - Turnkey hunting camp on a recreational tract with food plots, stands, cabins, and internal trails for ATV or side-by-side access.
Where is this hunting land located?
The property is located at Anderson HWY Elberton, GA.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $364,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Adjoins 845‑acre Hwy 368 Wildlife Management Area, expanding hunting and recreation access; Turnkey hunting camp setup with two rustic cabins, bath house, and equipment storage shed; 50.15‑acre tract with established food plots, deer stands/blinds, and internal trails
