Setter Run Farms

Land Description

The 527 +/- acre high-quality recreational property is a rare combination where a property's architectural and historical significance meets with great land. Featuring five lakes, rolling topography, open fields, pine timber, mixed hardwoods, creeks and streams, and super cool amenities, this property perfectly captures the nexus between outdoors and entertainment.

In all, three cabins - with immaculate design aspects and intricate antiques woven throughout (the matriarch is a designer by trade) - and a "Party Barn" provide ample living space for friends and family. The living spaces include a recently built 2-Bed/2-Bath "Cabin in the Woods" that overlooks one of the lakes; a 2-Bed/2-Bath "Cracker Cabin" with rustic design, full kitchen, and two porches; an intimate 1-Bed/1-Bath "Fairy Tale Cabin" tucked into the more forested portion of land; and a 3,800 sq. ft. "Party Barn" with unique "his" and "hers" portions. The "Party Barn" and "Cabin in the Woods" feature modern kitchen appliances with custom cabinetry, hidden commercial grade appliances, and custom imported French and Italian ranges. Also onsite is a beautiful outdoor pavilion with seating, porch swings, and an outdoor fireplace. Simply put, Setter Run Farms is great for gatherings and entertaining.

There is abundant wildlife and the deer and turkey numbers are phenomenal. The pasture land could be left as is, or easily be converted into an orchard for fruits, pecan trees, or other. Five beautiful lakes are found throughout the property, at approximately 1.5, 1.6.8, 2, and 6.9 +/- acres. The largest lake is spring-fed by two spring heads. The lakes are great for fishing, with many a trophy bass caught over the years.

Located just 10 minutes from the town square, Buena Vista conveniently offers great dining, shopping, and entertainment. The Marion County Airport is only 15 minutes away for private air travel. Recently updated with a new surfaced runway, runway lighting, and fencing around the entire perimeter, upgrades in progress now include an apron and fuel farm, with a potential for hangar development. Columbus, Georgia's second-largest city, is only 35 minutes to the west and Americus is only 30 minutes to the southeast. From daily commercial jet travel to anything one could need from a city, all is just a short drive away.