646 Harris Lord Cemetery Road

Rare opportunity to own 23.68 beautiful acres in sought-after Jackson County with NO HOA! Offering a blend of open pasture, mature woods, and fenced acreage, this versatile property is ideal for those seeking privacy, room to grow, and endless possibilities. Whether you're dreaming of a family compound, homestead, mini-farm, hobby farm, recreational retreat, or simply a peaceful place to escape the hustle and bustle, this property provides the space and flexibility to make your vision a reality. Situated on a highly desirable corner tract with over 2,100 feet of road frontage and public water available, this property also presents an exceptional opportunity for developers, builders, and investors. The expansive road frontage and layout offer outstanding potential for subdivision into multiple estate-sized homesites or a future residential development, subject to county approvals and zoning requirements. With Jackson County continuing to experience tremendous growth, opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. The property includes an existing home and two former chicken houses that are no longer usable, allowing a new owner to reimagine and maximize the property's full potential. Whether your plans include building your dream home, creating a multi-generational family estate, developing a neighborhood, or holding the property as a long-term investment, this tract offers exceptional flexibility. Enjoy the freedom that comes with NO HOA, plenty of room for livestock, horses, gardens, recreational vehicles, equipment, workshops, or additional homes (subject to county approval). Conveniently located just minutes from Commerce, U.S. Highway 441, I-85, Jefferson, and Athens, you'll enjoy peaceful country living with easy access to shopping, dining, schools, and major employment centers. Don't miss this rare opportunity to secure a premier acreage tract with exceptional development potential in one of Northeast Georgia's fastest-growing areas. Buyer should verify all zoning, subdivision, utility availability, and development requirements with the appropriate governmental authorities.