476 Rainbow, Suches, Georgia

Description

This is a one of a kind property! 28+/- acres with over 1,000 feet of USFS bordering the West side of the property and a beautiful creek running through the property. You will own on both sides of this creek for EXTREME PRIVACY! Sellers have already graveled a house site and power is in place. There is an old existing septic system that could potentially be used. Bring your RV / Camper or tiny home! UNRESTRICTED LAND. Beautiful fields with pasture land perfect for a farm. Potential for a family compound with multiple building areas. Wildlife galore....majestic eagles are known to live nearby, bear, deer, turkey & even bobcats! Even though this feels totally secluded, it's got a great convenient location! Paved access until the last 1/2 mile which turns to gravel, but is a nice road. Approx. 25 minutes back into Blairsville or Blue Ridge. Address is Suches, GA & is near the Union/Fannin county line. Beautiful area! The Toccoa River is just a short drive away for fishing enthusiasts! Great hiking nearby including the Benton MacKaye trail, the Appalachian Trail, the swinging bridge over the Toccoa river, & the nearby Noontootla Creek for fishing and camping. You won't find another property like this. Truly beautiful & so peaceful with the sounds of nature.

Directions: From Blairsville take Hwy 76 (Old Blue Ridge Hwy) approx. 7.3 miles to a left on Skeenah Gap Rd. Travel 7.1 miles to a Right on Rainbow Road. In 1/4 mile the road turns to gravel. In another 3/10 mile Veer left on County Rd 12. In 1/10 mile the road forks. Stay Right. This is the entrance to driveway. Land begins on Right near my sign. USFS is all on the left of road. Park near camper. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE PAST THIS, ROAD ROUGH/WASHED OUT, 4 WD ONLY with NO TURN AROUND. No cell service, so you don't want to get stuck! Take survey with you. Land Glide will work but only if you have it going prior to losing cell service. Walk up Rainbow Rd & land goes up to a power pole then straight across the field up to the ridge beyond the creek.