This amazing property in Bartow County is a full-featured northwest Georgia tract built for country living, with multiple homesites, a workshop with an apartment, established pastures for horses or livestock, and Toms Creek flowing gently through the land. A gated entrance and private drive cross a bridge over the creek and climb to a secluded home site on top of a hill, with views of the surrounding landscape. Between the pastures, the creek, the timber, and the existing improvements, this tract is set up as a working homestead as much as it is a homesite. Multiple homesites are available across the property, giving a buyer options for where to build. Utilities are already on-site, simplifying the process of constructing a new home. A private water well provides a dependable source of water. The existing workshop, built in 2010, includes a 900± square foot apartment with heat and air conditioning, one bedroom, one bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room, making it livable while a permanent home is planned or built. The workshop has both electricity and water run to it and includes a large, covered storage area behind a locked fence, keeping equipment dry and secure. For horses or livestock, the property offers open pastures that allow for rotational grazing, letting animals move between fields over time. Toms Creek runs through the property as a natural water source. There is also an extremely sturdy bridge over the creek, another piece of infrastructure already in place and ready for use. The open ground throughout the property offers room for a garden. Together, these features make the tract well-suited for use as a small horse farm, a cattle farm, or simply a self-sufficient homestead. Beyond the working farm features, the property offers natural hardwood and pine forest, with hardwood stands that turn brilliant shades of red, yellow, and orange each fall. The timber and pasture mix supports deer and turkey hunting, and the open acreage and creek bottom provide room for horseback riding, camping, hiking, and ATV riding. The gated entrances add privacy and security to the property, and the secluded hilltop home site offers a quiet, private setting away from the pace of town. Despite the private, rural feel, the property is not far from everyday conveniences. It sits within reach of Cartersville, Kingston, and Rome, where doctors' offices, restaurants, shopping, hardware stores, and grocery stores are all a short drive away. That mix of seclusion and accessibility is one of the tract's strongest features: quiet country living on 27+/- acres, without giving up easy access to town. Whether the plan is a horse or cattle operation, a homestead with room to grow food and raise animals, recreational use, or simply a private retreat from city life, this Bartow County property brings together the acreage, water, improvements, and access to make it work. Contact Whitetail Properties Land Specialist Jason McGee to schedule a private tour and see the property firsthand.