8502 Highway 19 S, Thomaston, GA 30286

THIS PROPERTY IN UPSON COUNTY MAILING ADDRESS CULLODEN - 12 MILES FROM CITY OF THOMASTON GA - Hard to find River Retreat with approx 262 feet of river frontage with approx 3 secluded acres close to main roads. As you enter through gate you wind up circular drive and enter a private paradise with a fully furnished renovated cottage. Large spacious rooms give the feel of being removed from all of daily grinds. Large master features renovated open bath with tiled shower. Oversized great room and kitchen are complimented by cypress paneling, lots of light, and cozy fireplace. A second full bath for overnight guest or additional family members. Two pantries great for storage. Perfect screened porch with additional fireplace with antique mantel allows entry from rear and front of property. Just outside this porch is a customized firepit for smores !! Returning to great room exit onto deck that covers entire width of rear of cottage and overlooks river frontage plus sit on the raised observation portion. Cottage has gutters with leaf guards and outside lighting,  Enjoy fresh air as wood ducks, beaver, mink, hawks, deer, wild turkey and an occasional bald eagle to name a few pass by as a peaceful feeling watching the river slowly pass settles in. Plenty of outside storage with building. Fiber optics is now installed. Room for horseshoes and unlimited games to play. Landscaping although relatively new affords low maintenance and features many native plants. There is plenty of room to add on if needed. This section of the flint river is private, secluded and under developed giving a natural feel. Macon, Butler, Columbus, Thomaston, Griffin are all close by to visit festivals or enjoy dinner out. 1,200 acre hunting club is within 5 miles of property. A boat ramp is minutes away. This is a place to get away from it all - to recharge yourself. Share with family and friends or use as a corporate retreat, or rental for clients looking for a getaway.300 year old fish weir close by.  Property goes to center of river.