Old Homestead Land in Suches, Georgia! This 60 acre tract is the kind of property that hardly ever comes available anymore bordered on three sides by thousands of acres of National Forest and sitting in one of the most untouched areas of the North Georgia mountains. If you know Suches, you already understand. If you don't, Suches sits right between Blue Ridge, Dahlonega, and Blairsville, yet somehow stayed out of the way of all three. You can be in town in a short scenic drive, but once you're on this land you feel a long way from anywhere. Atlanta is about an hour and a half south, but it feels like another world. This was once a mountain farm homestead and you can still see it in the lay of the land. Old farm roads travel through the property, open meadows break between big hardwoods, and water is everywhere. Seven branches, including babbling Davis Creek, wind across the tract. Cavender Gap Road, a paved county road, runs through the property providing easy year-round access. The terrain is gentle for mountain ground and much of it could be reclaimed into rolling pasture again. With the water, usable ground, and sun exposure, the property would lend itself well to a small farm, vineyard, winery, or other agribusiness. Outdoor recreation surrounds you. The Cooper Creek Scenic Area and its old-growth forest are within walking distance. The Toccoa River and Cooper Creek are minutes away for trout fishing and kayaking, and the hiking opportunities into the Chattahoochee National Forest are nearly endless. Whether someone wants a private mountain retreat, a family legacy property, or a working mountain farm, this is the type of tract that is getting harder and harder to find in North Georgia.