362 Morris Barlow Rd Eastman, GA 31023
This exceptional 256-acre property in Eastman, Georgia, offers a unique blend of rural charm and modern amenities. The main residence is a beautifully updated brick home featuring three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and an expansive layout. The kitchen boasts custom oak cabinets, black stainless steel appliances, and a large island. A walk-in pantry with a copper sink adds to the kitchen's elegance. The home also includes a sunroom with a stone fireplace, a spacious craft room/office, and a large back porch overlooking the property's picturesque pastures and pond. Extensive outbuildings cater to various needs, including a 24x48 metal storage building with a lean-to, a 28x39 block building with plumbing and electricity, a 30x60 implement shed/pole barn, and a 28x56 RV shelter with 110v and 50-amp hookups. The land itself is highly productive, currently used for cattle, and features two ponds, fruit trees (pear, plum, fig, pecan, scuppernong grapes, and almond), a fenced garden area, and underground irrigation piping. High-tensile electric fencing encloses the property, which is divided by a county dirt road. The property's combination of a comfortable home, versatile outbuildings, and productive acreage presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a peaceful country lifestyle with ample space for various pursuits. The home's 2,647 square feet are situated on a 1-story building constructed in 1960. The asking price is $1,251,999.
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