Located in the heart of scenic Big Texas Valley in northwest Georgia, this remarkable 307± acre estate offers a rare opportunity to own a legacy property with a unique blend of natural beauty, thoughtful improvements, and versatile utility. Just outside historic Rome and within easy reach of Atlanta and Chattanooga, the property expands from rolling pastures surrounded by mature pines and hardwoods to dramatic mountain terrain climbing 500± feet up Simms Mountain. It lies directly across from the 5,000-acre Rocky Mountain Recreation Area—known for its fishing, two lakes totaling 559 acres, and trails—and is surrounded by other large landowners within the boundary of the 750,000± acre Chattahoochee National Forest. The estate has a rich legacy in northwest Georgia's equestrian and hospitality circles, formerly operated as Zion Farms Equestrian Center by the Cooper family—local leaders in both agriculture and business. The architectural centerpiece is the striking European-style stable originally constructed by the Coopers as a boarding barn and later transformed into a beautifully appointed event venue. The structure retains its full equestrian potential and offers immediate function as an event venue. The land has been thoughtfully improved with a collection of structures designed for gathering, retreat, and recreation. A total of ten living quarters are spread throughout the property, providing options for a family compound, guest accommodations, or income-generation. A private main lodge, a mountain cabin, a dedicated office, and a collection of charming cottages provide flexibility and comfort, while extensive infrastructure—trails, roads, ponds, wells, and utility buildings—support both lifestyle and land management goals. Convenient to shopping, dining, and private aviation at the nearby Richard B. Russell Regional Airport (RMG), this is a turnkey opportunity to acquire one of northwest Georgia's most distinctive and versatile rural properties.