Welcome to 167 McCoy Bridge Road - a private, gated horse farm in the heart of Homer, offering a rare blend of a comfortable home, established income-producing equestrian facilities, and 65 acres of peaceful countryside. The residence sits quietly off the road and features a warm, open living area filled with natural light, along with a practical layout perfectly suited for everyday country living. Comfortable bedrooms, well-kept bathrooms, and a kitchen overlooking the pastures and woodline all work together to create a calm, rural atmosphere throughout the home. Beyond the residence, the property expands into a fully functioning and successful horse operation. The barn includes multiple stalls, a dedicated tack room, and attached living quarters ideal for a trainer, caretaker, or guests. A large riding arena offers ample space for training and exercise, while the surrounding acreage provides established pastures and additional room for riding or future expansion. Currently operated as a horse-boarding and training facility, the farm allows buyers to step directly into a turnkey, income-generating equestrian business. Whether you're seeking a private homestead, a working horse farm, or a long-term land investment, this property delivers - with a quiet setting, a practical home, and premium equestrian infrastructure already in place. An 65-acre opportunity like this is a rare find in North Georgia.
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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