361 Jones Road, Ellijay, Georgia

Description

Welcome to the Ellijay Turtle House, a truly unique off-grid mountain retreat offering energy independence, privacy, and beautiful North Georgia scenery. With no HOA, this property provides the freedom and flexibility that is hard to find.The home features a premium 4.4 kW solar power system with 20 solar panels and a 6,000-watt inverter network, designed to provide reliable power for everyday living and major household appliances. An impressive eight-battery backup bank with 300 Ah batteries stores power for nighttime and cloudy days, while a 10 kW backup generator provides additional peace of mind when needed. A 1,000-gallon buried propane tank adds to the home's energy independence.Water is supplied by a private 114-foot-deep well producing approximately 13 gallons per minute, providing ample water for the home. Starlink internet keeps you connected while maintaining the property's remote, off-grid lifestyle.Inside, the home features LVP flooring throughout, a beautifully tiled shower with a waterfall showerhead, and distinctive live-edge, rough-cut oak countertops crafted from timber sourced directly from the property. The combination of natural materials and thoughtful finishes creates a warm, rustic feel that complements the surrounding mountain setting.Enjoy pond frontage, along with beautiful views of the Cartecay River and surrounding mountains. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, private mountain getaway, or an independent retreat, the Ellijay Turtle House offers a rare combination of self-sufficiency, natural beauty, and modern comfort.

Directions: From Ellijay, take Hwy 52 E approx 6.1 miles, then take a left Big Creek Rd appox 1.8 miles, then a right on Holt Bridge, continue on Roy Rd 1.3 miles, take a left on Mack Long Rd, another left on Macedonia Rd, another left on Jones road, ----- drive straight until the road forks at the mailboxes, turn right at the mailboxes and drive straight until you dead end into the neighbors gate and turn left onto gravel easement going into the wood like and it take it straight back to the property.