1571 Gober Rd, Bishop, GA 30621

Oconee County Gem! Located in High Shoals approximately 1 mile from New High Shoals Elementary School, this property is absolutely amazing with over 34 acres, excellent road frontage as well as lots of creek frontage. Frazier Creek, which has the feel of a river, is the rear property line. This property includes a well-built custom 4 bedroom 3 bath brick home with large workshop in the basement. This home has been well maintained with one owner and is meticulously placed with a fantastic view overlooking mature hardwoods gently sloping to Frazier Creek. The step down great room is vaulted with masonry brick fireplace, with raised hearth, custom windows and transoms, and built-ins, which opens to the dining room. The kitchen has been updated with granite countertops, breakfast area with a feel of a sunroom, and lots of hardwood floors. In addition, the main level includes 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The open staircase leading to the partially finished basement opens up to a family room with wood stove, 4th bedroom and 3rd full bath. The large shop can be accessed from within the home or through a private exterior door. When this home was built, the owner included lots of over-sized windows which gives terrific views of the property from all rooms. Plus there is a huge deck, perfect for family gatherings and private enjoyment of the wildlife and views from the home. The home is situated in a manner that gives lots of privacy and cannot be seen from the road. The land includes a large improved fenced pasture, ready for horses or other grazing animals. Over by the pasture there is a large vaulted open barn area for tractors and other farm equipment storage. Near the home is an open carport, perfect for RV storage. As you enter the property onto the driveway, the open improved pasture area is located on the left side of the driveway. On the right side of the driveway as you enter is additional acreage with woods and lots of privacy over to the property line. The woods continue back to Frazier Creek and wrap behind the home. The property is currently in the Oconee County Land Conservation program through the end of December 2021. The property is laid out in a manner that it could easily be surveyed to create multiple parcels without having to go through Oconee County Planning and Zoning. Call for details. (Of course, if the property were subdivided into multiple parcels, that would have to occur after December 31, 2021 to avoid significant tax consequences.)