Upson Trice Farm
Description
Discover this beautiful tract of land in sought-after Upson County, Georgia, combining open pasture, dry farmland, and mature timber for the perfect blend of beauty and function. The property that feels like home the moment you pull in. With paved road frontage, fenced and cross-fenced pastures, and a barn already in place, this property is well-suited for livestock, recreation, or a private family farm.
A picturesque pond and an upland mix of mature pines and hardwoods create ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and dove hunting, while the rolling topography provides multiple scenic homesite options. Power and a well are already in place, offering a solid start for development or country living.
Located just minutes from Thomaston and convenient to Atlanta (1 hour) and Forsyth/I-75 (40 minutes), and a rare advantage for those who value accessibility. The nearby airport adds another layer of convenience for those who travel or dream of flying in for the weekend.
With its location, layout, and infrastructure, this property offers the potential for future residential development (check with Upson County Planning
& Zoning). Whether you’re looking for a private retreat, working farm, or long-term investment, this tract checks every box.
Location
- State: Georgia
- Property ID 13249
- Price $ 1,674,000
- Property Type Farm & Timber
- Property status Sold
- Land area 186 Acres
- County Upson
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