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Feature Property - Waterfront/Dockable Lot!

$399,000

Still Water Coves

Address: Lot 143 Stillwater Coves	City/ST: Lincolnton, GA	Zip Code: 30817
Location: Lot 143, Stillwater Coves, Lincolnton	Property Type: Land	New or Resale: Resale
Square Footage: 0	MLS# 289310	Property Tax: 1500

Good Water! Clark Hill/ Thurmond Lake. Dockable. When you want to build your dream home you need to put it on a special lot. Quality lots like this one are rare. Panaramic view of main Lake. All the amenities of Stillwater Coves. Lot 143.

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Perfectly positioned along spectacular Clarks Hill / Thurmond Lake near the border of Georgia and South Carolina, Stillwater Coves offers a relaxed take on lakeside living. Thickly wooded ridges and forested hilltops roll out over nearly 1,000 acres. Hidden coves inspire a hushed sense of tranquility. Shorelines seem to stretch on forever and beckon you with the gentle rhythm of the waters. And generously sized homesites blend effortlessly with the nature that surrounds them, letting residents experience a timeless sense of natural simplicity. A paradise for boating and fishing enthusiasts, Stillwater Coves invites residents to experience the true essence of life on the water. Whether out on the lake going after trophy bass, water skiing, taking a late afternoon cruise, or sailing along its vast 1,200 mile shoreline, residents will unlimited recreation and a full spectrum of options. Even when you're taking a break from all the activity�whether relaxing with a book under a shady tree or listening to the silence in your own favorite spot�Stillwater Coves delights the senses with its quiet majesty. Stillwater Coves offers proposed amenities that capture the simple charm for which our region is known. Meandering walkways and winding natural trails provide new discoveries at every turn, and the lake itself offers a variety of leisure activities, including boating, fishing, swimming, sunbathing, water-skiing and jet-skiing. Proposed amenities include: � Gated and landscaped entry way � Easy-access day docks � Boat storage � Pool with bath house � Extensive walking trails � Community pavilion complete with summer kitchen, open fireplace and picnic areas You owe it to yourself to experience Stillwater Coves. For here is a place where simple charm, energized recreation and peaceful reflection combine to create a rich sense of wonder. While the relaxed ambiance of Stillwater Coves may take you back to a simpler time and place, you're never too far away from the modern world and the convenience of larger metropolitan areas. Just 60 miles away, Augusta, GA welcomes you with a full complement of shops, malls, restaurants, cultural events and historic attractions. Augusta is also the home of Bush Field Airport, your gateway to the rest of the world. For entertainment, history and antebellum elegance, the quintessential college town of Athens is only 61 miles from Stillwater Coves. While you're here, be sure to visit the State Botanical Gardens, a 313 acre preserve set aside by the University of Georgia and open to the public. For big-city energy, the city of Atlanta needs no introduction: it's approximately 150 miles away. Of course, popular attractions are as close as your own backyard. Besides being the home of Stillwater Coves, Lincoln County invites you to explore its historic sites, many of which date back to the 1800s. Lincoln County was the first in Georgia to have a county-wide listing in the National Register of Historic Places, and there are 160 buildings in Lincoln County listed on the National Register. Some of the most popular attractions are the Lamar -Blanchard House and Chennault Plantation. The Lincoln County Historical Park lets you explore the past, and the Elijah State Park and Museum stretches across 447 acres and includes playgrounds, beaches, fishing piers and campsites. If small-town charm is what you're after, Lincolnton and Washington offer plenty of local shopping and dining to round out your days. Lincolnton is home to Price's Store�established in 1897�one of the oldest general stores in Georgia. Because of its southern location and lakeside setting, Stillwater Coves rewards residents with a temperate climate year round. It's refreshingly cool in winter and warm in summer, when the radiant sun-drenched days seem like they'll never end. Whether everyone's gathered around a crackling fire in November or soaking up the sun in June, this wonderful retreat lets the whole family make the most of each season. Discover all that lakeside living has to offer by experiencing Stillwater Coves�your own special getaway that's never far away. Directions from Atlanta: Take I-20 East to Exit 154. Turn left off the exit and drive 1.6 miles to the first right turn. Follow this road straight to the square in Washington, GA. Turn right on Robert Toombs Avenue and proceed approximately 4/10 mile and take a left on Bus. 17 towards Danburg. At the next light, Route 44 East is straight ahead. Go straight through the light and make an immediate right on Route 44 East and follow Route 44 East for 16-17 miles to the stop sign at the intersection of Routes 44 & 79. Continue across Route 79 (Route 44 is now called Graball Road) for 3 miles to the 3-way stop. Turn left to Stillwater Coves. From Athens: Follow Route 78 east 42 miles to Washington, GA. Stay on the Route 78 bypass as you enter Washington. Turn left on Route 44 East at the first stoplight. Follow Route 44 East 16-17 miles to the stop sign at the intersection of Routes 44 & 79. Continue across Route 79 (Route 44 is now called Graball Road) for 3 miles to Stillwater Coves. From Augusta: Follow Washington Road (Route 47) to Lincolnton, GA. Turn right on Route 378 and continue approximately 2 miles to the stoplight at the intersection of Routes 378 and 79. Turn left on Route 79 and continue 12.5 miles to a right-hand turn on Graball Road. Follow Graball Road 3 miles to Stillwater Coves.

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