Unique, secluded 10 acres surrounded by Army Corps Timber in Moultrie County! 3BR, 2.5BA Pole Home with so many extras you have to see to believe. Perfect for peaceful country living, weekend getaway or family retreat, this property is meticulously landscaped and ready for you to move in. A 10'x50' covered, wrap-around front patio provides plenty of space for entertaining, relaxing or just enjoying the deer, turkey and other wildlife that abound. Custom eat-in kitchen with island, dining room and half bath lead into a sun-filled living room. Walk-in pantry near utility room is 10x6. French doors lead into first floor Master Bedroom that has pocket doors opening into cedar walk-in closet. Master Bath boasts black onyx walk-in shower, garden tub and custom cabinets (handicapped equipped as well). Heated floors in Master Bedroom, Bath, Utility Room and Powder Room. Second Floor has large living room, 2 bedrooms and a full bath. Attached, heated 44x48 garage has 8x23 kitchenette, workshop space, additional second floor storage and plenty of room for vehicles, RVs or boats. Walls are 6" thick throughout the home. Two additional sheds provide even more storage for your tools and toys. Over 200 pine trees, 120 dogwood trees, and a variety of fruit trees are on the property. Mature grapevines, black and red raspberry bushes, asparagus patch and strawberry field have been well tended and produce every year. This home is a short walk through the timber to "No Name Cove" on Lake Shelbyville. Whether you're a fisherman, hunter, off-gridder or just want some quality time in nature - this property is a must see. For more photos, please check out our website. Room Dimensions: Kitchen: 21.5x11.5; Living Room: 18.5x15.6; Walk In Pantry: 10x6; Office: 8.5x7; Utility Room: 6x8; Master BR: 14x12; Master Bath: 10x8.5; Upstairs Living Room: 15.6x13.6; BR2: 13.6x11.6; BR3: 12x12. Stairs are 42" wide. Garage: 44x48 with 2 story 1600 sq ft living quarters.
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Beds
2.5
Baths
2700
SF
Built In
2007
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