5225 Chalybeate Springs Road, Woodland, GA 31836

Extraordinary 1,115-acre luxury estate set in the rolling hills of Georgia, offering a rare blend of refined country living, modern comfort, and authentic agricultural heritage. Ideal as a legacy compound, equestrian estate, event venue, or corporate retreat.

The main residence showcases timeless country architecture with a metal roof, three Tennessee fieldstone fireplaces, hand-carved mahogany doors, marble baths, and cedar interiors milled on-site. Main level features a living room with gas fireplace, two bedrooms, and a full marble bath.

Upstairs offers two additional bedrooms, two renovated baths, cedar-lined closets, and a library loft. Gourmet kitchen with six-burner Viking range, copper vent hood, and built-in bread warmer. Primary suite features marble floors, double-head shower, and Jacuzzi tub.

Finished basement adds a den, bedroom, full bath, and never-used second kitchen. Built for self-sufficiency with a whole-house generator powered by two 1,000-gal propane tanks, dual wells, two Rinnai tankless water heaters, and solar-powered pump house, capable of off-grid operation up to two months.

Guest accommodations include a pool house suite, finished garage loft, and refinished cabin with fireplace and kitchen. Resort-style backyard with heated saltwater gunite pool, waterfall, and fully equipped pool house. Lakeside gazebo. Working ranch has supported 250 head of Black Angus cattle and currently houses 11 donkeys.

Fenced pastures, full perimeter fencing, ranch trails, and three stocked ponds with bass, bream, and catfish. Outbuildings include a barn with 4 horse stalls and workshop, large workshop with vehicle lift and RV garage, detached two-car garage, hay storage, and pole barn.

Nearly all farm equipment conveys, including tractors, ATVs, trailers, backhoe, mini excavator, skid steer, and more. Over 200 acres of mature timber. Rich geological history tied to a meteorite impact studied by UGA. Experienced farmhand available for continued employment. Truly a once-in-a-generation Georgia estate.