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Oglethorpe County, GA: 24 Acres of Prime Land in Oglethorpe County

Just minutes from Athens, between the towns of Winterville and Arnoldsville lie 23.87 acres of beautiful and gently rolling land. Almost half of it is open with the remainder of it in mixed woodland. A creek gently flows through the wooded portion of the property.

There is over 2600' of paved road frontage on 3 sides (soon to be 4) along White's Run, Kimberly Ct & Owensby Mill Rd. The property has a Winterville address with Arnoldsville city water availble to all of the property. The property contains two parcels, one of 21.05 acres and an adjoining 2.83 acre parcel.

This is wonderful quite location to build, to farm, to enjoy the quiet. Plus, it is only 10 minutes to Lowe's, WalMart and other shopping and restaurants.

For more information about this property, or other land and homes in Oglethorpe County, Athens-Clarke County, Oconee County or any of the other surrounding towns and counties call:

Mike Saunders at 706-207-5290 or Barbara Loyd at 706-540-4111

Keller Williams Realty Greater Athens 706-316-29000

Posted by Mike Saunders on 09/03/2008 12:36 PM

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All it needs is a grazing horse and some sheep, maybe someone walking a dog, and it would be sheer perfection!

Carey - just picture yourself riding your horse watching your Australian sheep herding dog with the sheep.

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