PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

A premier opportunity to develop an exclusive 21 lot estate subdivision in the heart of Green county located at 2071 Leslie Mill Rd, Greensboro GA. This 211.38 acre tract is ideally suited for low-density luxury , rural estate homes or horses properties, offering minimum 10-acre homesites that provide privacy, space, and a true country lifestyle. The property' gently rolling topography, mix of open land and wooded areas, and extensive road frontage make it well-suite for a thoughtfully designed subdivision with estate-sized parcels. Convenient access to I-20, Greensboro, Greensboro and Lake Oconee Market enhances long-term desirability while maintaining a quiet rural setting. This development concept appeals to buyers seeking custom homes, hobby farms, equestrian properties, or private retreats, all within reasonable driving distance to Atlanta , Athens, Augusta. This property's scale and layout for phased development, conservation buffers and natural amenities such as trails, greenspace, and preserved woodlands. Excellent road frontage and access of Leslie Mill Rd minutes to Greensboro, I-20, near Lake Oconee Market and strong demand for Large-Acreage Homesite

DETAILS

Home Features

• Rather than a conventional subdivision, the property presents the opportunity to establish a private collection of luxury county estates, designed for discerning developers and buyers seeking expansive acreage, natural beauty, equestrian amenities, and an elevated rural lifestyle.
• The scale of the property allows for a thoughtfully planned community where each residence can occupy its own substantial estate parcel

Lot Features

• The 10-acres minimum lot concept creates multiple opportunities for luxury buyers, developers, including:
• Custom-build estate residences
• Private equestrian properties
• Barns and riding facilities
• Pastures and padlocks
• Private gardens and agricultural uses
• Walking and riding trails
• Outdoor recreational amenities
• Family compounds and legacy properties

Horse Facility Features

• A carefully designed master plan could incorporate private or shared equestrian infrastructure, including riding trails, paddocks, barns, arenas, and landscaped common areas, subject to zoning, permitting, and engineering approvals.