About 1018 Neal Road
New Construction on almost 7 Private Acres - Franklin County. Seller is willing to help with closing costs or lowering your interest rate, and a preferred lender is offering an additional lender credit of up to 1% of the loan amount for qualified buyers. Ask for complete details, pricing may be higher for some incentives but out-of-pocket may be much lower. -- Site still Under Construction as of July 18. This brand-new 4-bedroom, 2-bath home offers nearly 1,700 square feet of living space, blending modern convenience with peaceful country living. The open-concept floor plan creates a bright, spacious feel, complemented by all-new stainless steel appliances and smart-home readiness, including pre-wiring for a smart thermostat and even the water heater. Seller is offering great incentives with an acceptable offer. Step outside and experience what truly sets this property apart-over 6 acres of privacy, nature, and opportunity. The home is positioned well off the road, giving you a quiet, secluded setting with a large backyard that feels like your own retreat. A creek runs along the back of the property, and with existing deer stands already in place, this is a dream setup for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you're envisioning a mini-farm, recreational getaway, or peaceful homestead, this property delivers. Located in Franklin County, you'll enjoy the charm of rural living while still being conveniently connected. Just a short drive to I-85, commuting to Commerce, Athens, Lake Hartwell or even Greenville, SC is easy. Nearby Commerce offers great shopping and dining options, including Tanger Outlets, grocery stores, and everyday essentials. Families will appreciate access to the Franklin County School System, known for its strong community support and growing programs. Plus, you're surrounded by North Georgia's natural beauty-lakes, hiking, and mountain views are all within reach, making weekends feel like a getaway. If you've been looking for space, privacy, and modern living without sacrificing convenience, this is the one. USDA, VA, FHA lending now works with new mobile homes. Title is already retired, so the home is considered real property.
