Description

This oversized 44.7-acre gem in Elberton, Elbert County, Georgia is perfect for anyone craving wide-open space and privacy. With agricultural zoning and peaceful surroundings, this property offers endless potential—build your dream single-family home, raise livestock, or create the ultimate homestead retreat.

You’re allowed to build one residential dwelling (single-family), and agricultural structures like barns are also permitted. RV living is allowed, too—just make sure to secure the proper permits before settling in.

Power at the Street – Ready for Your Build!
There are power lines directly in front of the property, making it easy and cost-effective to connect to electricity. You’ll need to install a water well and a septic tank for water and waste, as there’s no city water or sewer access available. The property sits on a paved road, giving you smooth and reliable access year-round.

There’s no HOA, so you won’t have to worry about extra fees or restrictions. Zoning is Agricultural, which means you’re allowed to build only one single-family dwelling—no multi-family homes or duplexes are allowed. The land itself features a gentle slope, offering scenic views and great drainage while still being very buildable.

Close to Town, But Far From the Noise
You’ll be just 14.4 miles from the nearest Walmart, giving you quick access to everyday essentials. Other nearby spots include Bealls (15.2 miles) for shopping, QUICKFILL Chevron Foodmart (15.7 miles) for fuel and snacks, and Zaxby’s Chicken Fingers & Buffalo Wings (16.7 miles) when you need a quick bite. For health needs, Madden’s Pharmacy and CVS Pharmacy are both only 16.7 miles away.

If you’re up for a bigger shopping trip, the Walmart Supercenter is just 34.6 miles away. Plus, you’re not far from downtown Elberton for local charm, schools, and community services—all while enjoying the peace and quiet of country living.

This property is surrounded by some of Georgia’s best outdoor attractions, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers and families who love the outdoors. Just 32.3 miles away is Watson Mill Bridge State Park, home to Georgia’s longest covered bridge, scenic walking trails, and a peaceful river great for kayaking or relaxing. You’re also within a short drive to Hart County Botanical Garden (33 miles), Sandy Creek Park (53.7 miles), and World of Wonder Playground (52.4 miles)—perfect spots for family outings, picnics, or weekend adventures.

Elberton, known as the “Granite Capital of the World,” offers small-town charm with a rich local history, including the famous Granite Bowl and a welcoming, tight-knit community. Locals appreciate the area for its quiet, rural lifestyle, good schools, and easy access to nearby lakes and parks. If you’re looking for peaceful country living with room to roam—plus plenty of weekend adventures nearby—this property checks all the boxes.

Feel free to drive by and walk the property at your convenience.

Interested in Vacant Land, Stick with Wally’s Land. What are you waiting for? Call Wally now at 310-933-4418 to learn more about this offer, or email at [email protected]

Property Information

Property Features

Acres

44.7

Dimension

278.28 feet x 3094.81 feet x 1221.88 feet x 2389.26 feet

County

Elbert

Access

Paved Road

Power

Along the street

Water

Water well needs to be installed

Coordinates

34.0349, -82.63667

Zoning

Agricultural

Elevation

611.9 feet

GPS COORDINATES CORNER

34.0386, -82.6332 34.0392, -82.6339 34.0308, -82.6375 34.0341, -82.6386

TERRAIN

Sloped

SEWER

needs to be installed

Nearby Attractions

Sandy Creek Park

Sandy Creek Park is the site of the only beach in Athens-Clarke County. More than 28.000 square feet of sand and more than a half-acre of water designated for wading and swimming make this one of the most popular amenities at Sandy Creek Park.

The Beach and Swimming Area are open year-round. Nearby amenities include Picnic Areas 1 and 2, Playground 1, and Lakeside Trail. Parking is available in Lot 4 with overflow parking in Lot 5.

Calhoun Falls State Park

Located in the Georgia – South Carolina Border, Calhoun Falls State Park is one of those out-of-the-way recreational areas that quickly becomes a favorite with outdoor enthusiasts. Set on a peninsula overlooking Lake Russell, this quiet, 318-acre retreat offers camping, kayaking, boating, swimming, hiking and some of the best fishing in the state for bass, bream, catfish and crappie.

A 300-foot buffer around the Savannah River-fed reservoir creates a peaceful natural setting to paddle, fish or just tool around on a motorboat. Later this week, I’ll tell you about my experience kayaking on the lake.

Along with the reservoir, the park is known for its scenic and well-designed campgrounds. All three are located in the woods along the shore of the lake, offering campers a beautiful spot to sleep outdoors.

The designated walk-in camping area includes tent pads, centralized water and convenient access to restrooms with hot showers. All but one of the 14 sites are on the water.

While open to tent campers, the other two campgrounds are especially popular with RVers because they offer easy entrance and egress. Some of the sites are able to accommodate RVs up to 40 feet.