luxury farmhouses for sale Fairburn, United States
Farmhouse Fairburn (United States)
The Burnt Wood Creek Ranch encompasses 2124± deeded acres in the Black Hills with open meadowland and pine forested mountainous terrain with excellent big game hunting, all just 25 miles from Rapid City, South Dakota. A custom 3 bedroom, 3 bath home along with a 1008 square foot detached garage. The ranch suits a buyer seeking a legacy holding, a cattle or horse operation, a recreational and hunting retreat, or a homesite with room to grow. The Burnt Wood Creek Ranch is poised to become an alluring destination for adventure seekers, for those looking for their next great getaway or those who wish to find solitude in the beauty of the majestic Black Hills, the banana belt of the Midwest. In the old west it was a gateway to the gold rush. Now it is poised to be the foundation to build your dream and legacy. Rarely does a Black Hills property of this size and caliber become available in this convenient location. The ranch encompasses 2124± deeded acres of open meadowland and pine forested mountainous terrain with excellent big game hunting, all just 25 miles from Rapid City. A custom 3 bedroom, 3 bath home along with a 1008 square foot detached garage complete the ranch. The ranch suits a buyer seeking a legacy holding, a cattle or horse operation, a recreational and hunting retreat, or a homesite with room to grow. The ranch has unmatched views into Custer State Park, 1/2 mile to the west, and Wind Cave National Park, 2 miles to the Southwest. The property is both secluded and easily accessible year around via Highway 79. Lame Johnny Road is just one mile south of the ranch providing easy and direct access to the Custer State Park buffalo corrals and the Wildlife Loop Road. About eighty percent of the ranch is comprised of gently rolling pastures and meadows, with the remainder in Black Hills spruce, ponderosa pine, birch, aspen, and oak-excellent habitat for the large elk, deer, mountain lion, antelope and wild turkey that abound here. The property rises from Lame Johnny Creek on the southwest boundary through rolling pasture, stands of ponderosa pine and hardwood timber, and interior canyons the western slope. Three wells and multiple ponds provide necessary water for livestock and big game. Elevations range from 3600 feet on the bottom to 4000 feet at the top of the ridge. The Burnt Creek Ranch presents the discerning buyer with distinct opportunities in one of the most sought-after areas in the region. Life is what happens when you stop counting time and searching for your place in the sun. This is a place of inspiration and solitude. The possibilities and opportunities are as endless as the western sky. Steeping ourselves in beauty is one of the most practical investments one can make. By sharing this beauty with other loved ones you will be developing memories and building eternal legacies. Burnt Wood Creek Ranch is where you and your family can make memories that will last a lifetime, a place where your dreams can become reality. This property offers many possibilities such as premier cattle ranch, development, and multiple streams of income. Truly one of the most spectacular view properties of the Black Hills. Perimeter fencing encloses the ranch, and multiple division fences support rotational grazing management. Two established building sites are each served by electricity and a well. Interior access is provided by a minimal number of two-track roads typical of the use and the area. The elevated benches and ridge lines offer building-site potential with long southern and western views, subject to the conservation easement restrictions described below. A portion of the ranch is protected by a Grassland Reserve Program Conservation Easement held by the United States Department of Agriculture's Commodity Credit Corporation. The Grassland Reserve Program was a voluntary conservation program that helped landowners protect, restore, and enhance grassland habitats while keeping the land as working grazing, forage, or seed-harvesting operations. The easement is over 1134.39 +/- acres of the ranch. The easement is perpetual and prohibits future splits of the 1134.39 +/- acres. It also prohibits building improvements other than as necessary for grazing operations and approved by Commodity Credit Corp. The main residence was built in 2015 and has 2772 square feet of finished living space. There are a total of three bedrooms and three full bathrooms. The main floor features an open design with vaulted ceilings and a rock fireplace. All three bedrooms are on the main floor along with two of the full bathrooms, including the handicap accessible Master bathroom. There are hardwood floors throughout the main floor and wood beams on the vaulted ceiling creating a warm and rustic feel. Patio doors lead out from the living room to a large 360 sf covered deck with outstanding views down the valley to the south and west. The home is protected and private providing for evenings on the deck enjoying the scenery and cool breezes. The lower level has a large walkout living room and full bathroom. A two car drive under garage is also located on the lower level..The home is served by a back up generator and propane tank. The detached garage has 1008 square feet, a concrete floor add two overhead doors. A private study is also located in the detached garage. North of the main home is a cabin and open front shed. Neither of these buildings have been used for some time. There is also a corral system located in the north pasture. Electric and telephone service are available along the Highway 79 frontage. There is electricity and a well present at each of the two building sites. In addition to the wells, there are several springs and multiple ponds for livestock water. Interior access is via a minimal number of two track roads, typical for use and the area. There is perimeter fencing and multiple division fences for grazing management. On the property, the mix of open meadow and timbered canyon supports big game hunting and wildlife viewing. According to the seller, the habitat supports elk, deer, mountain lion, antelope, and wild turkey, which use the cover and water across the ranch. The combination of forage, winter protection, and reliable water concentrates game and makes the ranch well suited to a private hunting and recreation program alongside its agricultural use. Wind Cave National Park protects two distinct worlds that couldn't be more different yet are forever connected: a vibrant mixed-grass prairie ecosystem stretching across rolling hills above, and one of theworld's most complex cave systems hidden beneath your feet. Established in 1903 by President Theodore Roosevelt, Wind Cave became America's eighth national park and the first created specifically to protect a cave. Spanning 33,851 acres of pristine Black Hills landscape, this remarkable park offers visitors a chance to experience the natural wonders of South Dakota from multiple perspectives. Above ground, one of the largest remaining natural mixed-grass prairies in the United States provides habitat for iconic American wildlife including bison, elk, pronghorn, and prairie dogs. Below ground, more than 150 miles of mapped passages (with new sections discovered yearly) create a three-dimensional maze adorned with rare formations found nowhere else on Earth in such abundance. The open benches and meadow ground across the ranch support hay production and seasonal grazing in the rotation established under the current ownership. The combination of improved pasture, winter protection, and water makes the property adaptable to small-scale cattle, horse, or mixed livestock operations without the capital outlay required to develop agricultural infrastructure from a bare land purchase. Perimeter and division fencing, a corral system, and stock water from wells, springs, and ponds are already in place. The property's agricultural utility is complementary to its recreational program. A buyer can run a modest cattle or horse operation alongside active hunting. The ranch is not presently leased or being grazed by the seller allowing the new owner to fully utilize the ranch.. Buyers seeking specific hay production history, carrying capacity estimates, or grazing rotation data are encouraged to request that information from the seller during the due diligence period. The ranch has three wells and multiple ponds providing water for domestic use, livestock and wildlife. The well at the main house was drilled in 2015 to a depth of 300 feet. The static water level of this well is 150 feet and produces over 30 gallon of water per minute. Mineral and subsurface rights currently held by the seller shall be conveyed to a new owner. A mix of ponderosa pine and mixed hardwood stands populate the canyon slopes. Open benches carry native and introduced grasses consistent with the Black Hills transition zone. Burnt Wood Creek Ranch is not presently leased or being grazed by the seller allowing the new owner to fully utilize the ranch. The seller is making known to all potential purchasers that there may be variations between the deeded property lines and the location of the existing fence boundary lines on the subject property. Seller makes no warranties about location of the fence lines in relationship to the deeded property lines, nor does the seller make any we have to get some things placed warranties or representations about specific acreage within the fenced property lines. Seller is selling the property in an 'as is' condition which includes the location of the fences as they exist. Boundaries shown on accompanying maps are approximate based on the legal description and may not indicate a survey. Maps are not to scale and are for visual aid only. Their accuracy is not guaranteed. The Black Hills of western South Dakota are a forested uplift rising from the surrounding northern plains, producing a temperate semi-arid climate with four distinct seasons. Summers are warm with daytime highs typically in the seventies and eighties. Winters are cold with periodic snow, moderated somewhat in the foothill transition zone where this property sits. Annual precipitation in the region averages in the high teens to low twenties of inches, with the heaviest moisture arriving as spring rain and seasonal thunderstorms. The combination of elevation, aspect, and timber cover produces microclimates across the ranch that support the diversity of habitat and agricultural uses present on the property. The surrounding region is one of the premier recreational corridors in the northern plains. Within 50 miles of the ranch there are two National Park System areas in addition to Custer State Park and Wind Cave National Park. Jewel Cave National Monument preserves more than 125 miles of cave decorated with sparkling jewel-like calcite crystals and varied cave formations; cave tours are given. Mount Rushmore National Memorial features the monumental sculpture of American presidents Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt. Hunting, fishing, trail riding, and backcountry recreation are woven into the local culture and calendar, and the Black Hills attract buyers from across the country who value proximity to this corridor as both a lifestyle amenity and a long-term land asset. Burnt Wood Creek Ranch was assembled in the 1970s and has not been offered for sale since. The southern Black Hills carry a layered history: long home to Indigenous peoples, the region became a gateway to the Black Hills gold rush in the late nineteenth century and developed into ranching country across the twentieth century. The ranch's long single-ownership tenure and its position within a landscape of protected public lands give it a settled, established character that is uncommon among holdings of this size in the region. Burnt Wood Creek Ranch is reached from South Dakota Highway 79, which runs along the eastern border of the property and provides dependable year-round access. The ranch lies in the Black Hills near Fairburn in Custer County and is approximately 25 miles from Rapid City, which provides regional commercial amenities, medical care, professional services, and air travel. The broader recreational corridor extends from Sturgis and Deadwood to Custer and Hot Springs, placing the ranch within a comfortable drive of the region's marquee parks and attractions. Buyers arriving by commercial air use Rapid City Regional Airport, which offers non-stop connections to approximately twelve destinations.
…By Annonceur International
7 listings near Fairburn
Farmhouse Macon (United States)
Located just minutes from historic Macon, Georgia, Buckelew Farm offers 1,544 acres of pristine woods, creeks, a 20-acre lake, and 20+ miles of trails. Buckelew Farm checks every box for premier hunting, fishing, and all outdoor enjoyment. A custom lodge, barns, and well managed land make this the ultimate private retreat-an enduring legacy for generations to come.Miles of scenic trails and roads invite exploration across the diverse landscape. Majestic pine stands provide a sanctuary for wild quail, while miles of shaded creeks and hardwood bottoms support thriving populations of deer and turkey. A beautifully maintained 20-acre lake, complemented by a duck pond and planted dove field, enhances the property's appeal for sportsmen and family enjoyment. For the outdoor enthusiast or family retreat, Buckelew Farm offers countless pursuits-from fishing and hunting to ATV/UTV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and wildlife photography. At the heart of the estate sits a custom-built 4,000-square-foot lodge, artfully designed for comfort and entertaining. The five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence includes modern amenities, a spacious office, porches, patios, and a finished basement recreation area with a full bar and masonry fireplace. Supporting improvements include a manager's home, multiple equipment barns, workshops, and outbuildings-providing everything needed for seamless land management or a private family retreat. A designated building site across the lake also allows for future expansion or guest quarters. This exceptional property offers a 20-acre private lake with duck pond, a managed dove field, multiple deer stands, and a 1,200-yard rifle range. With 20 miles of internal trails, two miles of road frontage, and ideal terrain for ATV/UTV riding, horseback riding, and hiking, it delivers unmatched recreation and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Buckelew Farm also features ideal quail habitat with well-managed pine stands, diverse understory cover, and thoughtfully maintained openings that provide abundant feeding and nesting areas. Recognized as Georgia Tree Farm of the Year in both 2006 and 2016, Buckelew Farm has long been celebrated for its dedication to responsible land and timber management. The property's timber stands are expertly managed, blending mature pine and mature hardwoods to create both ecological, aesthetic, and economic value. Protected under a Working Forest Conservation Easement, the property ensures long term stewardship-preserving wildlife habitat, water quality, and timber resources for generations to come. Located in the heart of central Georgia, the property lies within a region known for its rolling terrain, rich soils, and diverse wildlife habitat. The area experiences a mild, four-season climate with warm summers, cool winters, and long growing seasons that support robust forestry and agricultural production. Reliable rainfall and temperate weather make the region ideal for year-round outdoor recreation, land management, and wildlife conservation. Buckelew Farm offers the tranquility of rural Georgia while remaining exceptionally accessible. It sits less than 10 minutes from Macon, just 10 miles from Middle Georgia Regional Airport, and about 85 miles from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, with Atlanta and Athens both an easy 1.5-hour drive.
…By Annonceur International
Farmhouse Athens (United States)
Property Description: Ranch of the Pines” is without a doubt one of the most unique properties currently offered on the market. Ideally situated along the county line of Henderson and Van Zandt Counties, this remarkable ranch captures all the natural beauty East Texas is known for, while showcasing some of the most spectacular long-range views in the region. An exceptional blend of towering hardwoods and mature pines creates a rich diversity of cover across the landscape, providing both visual appeal and prime wildlife habitat. Scenic elevation changes enhance the vistas at every turn, while abundant surface water and creeks meandering throughout the ranch add both character and functionality. Combine the sweeping views, diverse timber, and picturesque water features, and you have a truly complete offering—one that embodies the very best of East Texas ranch living. Location: The ranch is conveniently located just 1.5 hours from the DFW-Metroplex and straddles the Van Zandt and Henderson County line. Just minutes from the cute town of Edom and a quick 10 minute drive to Athens. The ranch has frontage on and is accessed from County Road 4815. Land: Rancho de Los Pinos is located within the renowned Piney Woods, an ecoregion that encompasses much of the eastern portion of Henderson County. This storied landscape is celebrated for its rolling hills, towering pine and hardwood forests, fertile bottomlands, and generous annual rainfall ranging from approximately 35 to 60 inches. The property is a striking example of the region’s natural character, showcasing a superb blend of dense hardwoods and mature pine stands, panoramic views that stretch for miles, and multiple bodies of water thoughtfully dispersed throughout the property. This diverse environment creates exceptional wildlife habitat and supports a wide variety of native species across the ranch. Elevation ranges from approximately 480± feet to 610± feet above sea level, providing dramatic topography that enhances both the visual appeal and the sweeping vistas that define this remarkable East Texas offering. Water: The crown jewel of the ranch’s water features is a picturesque 4.5± acre lake, thoughtfully stocked and carefully managed to cultivate exceptional largemouth bass fishing. Designed with both recreation and habitat in mind, the lake serves as a centerpiece for the property, offering not only angling opportunities but also scenic beauty year-round. Numerous tributaries and creeks traverse the ranch in multiple locations, enhancing the natural landscape and providing valuable water resources for wildlife. Just below the dam of the main lake, the headwaters of Candy Branch begin their gentle course, eventually flowing into a larger creek system. In addition to its abundant surface water, the ranch is supported by three water wells, with one dedicated to servicing the residence—adding practicality and reliability to this well-rounded and highly functional offering. Improvements: The property is well improved and carefully manicured. The 2,700 SF main residence features 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms with large common areas for entertaining and a large back porch ideal for taking in the last minutes of the day while cooking outside on the grill. Iron ore roads run throughout the property creating a fantastic road system that is well suited for a variety of vehicles. Sitting atop one of the highest points on the ranch and positioned to take in the western sunsets is a grand fire pit with handmade wooden swings ready for a cocktails and conversations. Additional improvements include a dock on the lake, storage building adjacent to the lake, skeet shooting station, rifle range, and bow range to fine tune all your recreational pursuits. Listed exclusively by David Burgher and Harlan Ray with Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty. For more information contact David Burgher 214.213.8715. Broker must register prospects at first contact.
…By Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty
Farmhouse Centre (United States)
Welcome to Sugar Creek Trophy Farm, a rare gem located in Northeastern Alabama. Spanning approximately 2,145 acres, this remarkable property offers unparalleled opportunities for hunting, fishing, recreation, and income generation. Boasting world-class white-tailed deer hunting, excellent turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting, and an impressive bass lake, this legacy farm is a truly special offering.Sugar Creek encompasses approximately 2,145 acres, with around 1,800 acres enclosed by over 11 miles of high-quality, 8-foot game fencing. The landscape features predominantly Loblolly and Shortleaf pine timber, complemented by hardwood bottoms. The fence is set slightly off the property line, leaving a 50-foot right-of-way for ease of maintenance. The property is protected by a conservation easement, with approximately 90 acres of building envelopes. The centerpiece of the property is an extraordinary 13-bedroom, 14-bathroom home, capable of comfortably hosting 25-30 guests. Ideal for large events and retreats, the home overlooks the breathtaking 160-acre lake. The patio offers stunning on the water views, and a covered three-slip boathouse, each with its own boat lift, adds convenience. The boathouse also includes a large storage room and walk-in cooler. South of the lake, you'll find a large, well-maintained SBS shop, featuring a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment. Additionally, the property benefits from over two miles of underground power, providing easy access to electricity throughout. The road system is extensive and meticulously maintained, allowing easy travel across the property by side-by-side vehicles or larger options. Sugar Creek has been carefully managed to offer exceptional trophy-quality white-tailed deer hunting, with no expense spared on ensuring top-tier genetics. The property currently holds multiple trophy deer. With over 15 large food plots, protein supplement feeders, and ample water sources, the deer here have everything they need to thrive. Each food plot is equipped with Texas Hunter Products protein feeders and elevated Boss box blinds for optimal hunting experiences. There are 3 approved interior breeder pens that compliment 2 larger pens which provide additional management opportunities for white-tailed deer. The property also offers prime Eastern turkey hunting, with excellent habitat supported by pine ridges, hardwood bottoms, minimal predation, and abundant food sources. Bobwhite quail populations are also present, and with continued management, their numbers could thrive in this habitat. The professionally managed 160-acre lake is a haven for trophy bass, crappie, and bream. With 8+ pound bass regularly caught, it's a fishing paradise. The property is also located in the Mississippi Flyway and is home to a large number of ducks during the winter. Two new waterfowl hunting blinds have been strategically placed according to regular wind patterns and habitat to ensure optimal hunting opportunities. Two Zimmatic irrigation pivots support agricultural activities on the property. The north side of the lake features a 46-acre pivot planted in soybeans, while the south side boasts a 18-acre pivot planted in new alfalfa. Centre, Alabama, enjoys an average annual rainfall of about 52 inches, with the wettest months being March and April. The region is characterized by rolling hills and lush forests, offering a peaceful, rural setting. The climate is classified as humid subtropical, with hot, humid summers (mid-90s) and mild winters (low 30s to mid-50s). Centre, Alabama, is conveniently located near several major cities: Anniston: 1 hour Birmingham: 1 hour 20 minutes Huntsville: 1 hour 45 minutes Atlanta: 2 hours For air travel, there are multiple nearby airports: Centre Regional (15 minutes): 5,500 ft runway Gadsden Airport (30 minutes): 6,800 ft runway Anniston Airport (1 hour): 7,002 ft runway
…By Annonceur International
Farmhouse Huntsville (United States)
WELCOME TO 8204 WILLOWBROOK CIRCLE, A SPACIOUS CONDO NESTED IN AN ESTABLISHED SOUTH HUNTSVILLE COMMUNITY. THIS INVITING HOME FEATURES A FUNCTIONAL LAYOUT, GENEROUS LIVING SPACES, AND PLENTY OF NATURAL LIGHT. ENJOY LOW MAINTENANCE LIVING IN A CONVENIENT LOCATION NEAR SHOPPING, DINING, REDSTONE ARSENAL, AND MAJOR ROADWAYS. A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE LOOKING FOR COMFORT, SPACE, AND CONVENIENCE IN SOUTH HUNTSVILLE.
…By Amanda Howard Sotheby's International Realty
Farmhouse Clopton (United States)
10 Shy Ranch and Timber is a rare opportunity to own a large mainly contiguous recreational and agricultural property in the Wiregrass Region of Alabama. Encompassing 2,290± acres across northern Henry County and southern Barbour County, the property offers an exceptional combination of scale, diversity, improvements, high quality recreational opportunities, and long-term investment potential. Made up of multiple parcels with the majority of the acreage being contiguous, the property features nearly 10 miles of road frontage on several county roads and Highway 131. Large, connected tracts of this size are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in an area known for strong recreational, timber, and agricultural demand. The land itself is incredibly diverse. Various aged timber stands with loblolly and longleaf pine, productive pastureland, and acreage currently being converted to pasture creating a landscape that is both attractive and functional. Water is abundant throughout the property, highlighted by approximately 2.5 miles of frontage along the East Fork Choctawhatchee River. In addition, several creeks, ponds, and drainages provide excellent wildlife habitat and year-round recreational opportunities. For the outdoor enthusiast, the property is set up and ready to enjoy. Miles of maintained internal roads and fire lanes provide access throughout the acreage, while wildlife food plots, varied timber stands, river frontage, and numerous water features create ideal conditions for hunting, fishing, trail riding, and exploring. The improvements are equally impressive. A 14,000± square foot barndominium serves as the operational hub of the property and includes approximately 2,600 square feet of comfortable two-story living space along with 11,400 square feet of enclosed storage and equipment space. Nearby, a 2,450± square foot ranch-style home sits atop a scenic hill overlooking the surrounding landscape and a 3.4± acre pond. Adjacent to the home is a 4,000± square foot equipment barn with an additional 1,000± square foot apartment. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, a working cattle operation, a timber investment, or a legacy family holding, 10 Shy Ranch and Timber offers opportunities that are difficult to replicate. With significant road frontage, extensive water resources, quality improvements, and multiple income-producing components, this is the kind of property that rarely becomes available and is nearly impossible to replace.
…By Annonceur International
Farmhouse Fort Gaines (United States)
750± acre multi-generational farm in Clay County, Georgia (first time on market in 50+ years) 440± acres of high-yield irrigated land currently rented to maximize revenue Significant rental income from row crops, two residences, and hunting leases High-efficiency irrigation powered by electric pumps Deep-water lakes utilizing surface water for irrigation and trophy bass habitat (10lb+ reported) Proven trophy deer property with multiple 140'+ bucks harvested here and on adjacent properties in recent seasons Incredible dove shooting over fields of peanuts, corn, and wheat
…By Annonceur International
Farmhouse Arlington (United States)
There are properties, and then there are places that define a region's legacy. Spring Creek is the latter - 5,519± acres of southwest Georgia's finest sporting ground, assembled with the rare combination of attributes that serious sporting landowners spend careers looking for and rarely find on one piece of ground. World-class trophy whitetail genetics in the heart of the most prolific B&C producing region in the South. Nearly 2,000 acres already under intensive wild quail management with a Tall Timbers translocation program gaining documented momentum. A 182+/- -acre private spring-fed lake that hasn't dropped an inch during the worst drought in a century. A brand-new world-class, $3M lakefront lodge and brand-new, 3-car garage and carriage house with guest suite - professionally decorated. Three more fully remodeled homes. $1M in equipment. A full-time management team is already in place. 12 pivots covering 1,060 acres. $500,000+/- in annual income forecasted for 2026 from farmland and mining royalties that makes this one of the highest-yielding recreational properties in the South. Learn why Spring Creek supersedes a typical sporting property and meets our definition of a Legacy Sporting Estate. * 182± acre private Spring-fed lake * 1,858± acres intensively managed wild bobwhite quail habitat - additional 2,000± acres could be converted * 1,500± acres trophy whitetail deer woods * 1,060± acres irrigated farmland (income-producing) - 12 pivots * 20± acre floodable duck pond for waterfowl * 8.5 sq miles managed for trophy whitetail deer * 2 miles on both sides of Spring Creek * 60± acre active rock mine (substantial revenue stream) - 85-265 estimated million tons of limerock * Brand New, World-Class Lakefront Lodge, 5,000± sq ft, fully furnished * Brand new 3-car-garage carriage house with guest suite, fully furnished * Lakehouse, recently remodeled and furnished * Gibbs House (2,167 sq ft) & Arlington House (2,828 sq ft), both recently remodeled and fully furnished * Open bay barn and Pridgeon barn at the Gibbs House * Silo House * Boathouse * All homes fully furnished and turn-key * Main equipment barn with shop and office * $1M+ in equipment included * Less than 10 minutes to 5,000 ft jet strip * Adjacent to Kolomoki Farms and White Oak Pastures
…By Annonceur International
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