4041 Ada Street

A 4-bedroom, 2-bath single family residence in Blue Ridge.

A truly rare opportunity to acquire one of Blue Ridge's longtime family-owned properties. 4041 Ada Street, known as the Mathis Family Farm, offers approximately 74 acres just three miles from the heart of downtown Blue Ridge. Held by the same family for nearly 100 years, this remarkable property is now being offered to the public for the first time in generations. The property features a historic farmhouse dating to approximately 1935, a classic red barn, rolling pastureland, mature hardwoods, extensive road frontage, and city water. The combination of open land, wooded acreage, established improvements, and proximity to downtown creates an increasingly difficult-to-find opportunity in the Blue Ridge market. With its size and location, the property offers tremendous versatility. It could serve as a private family estate, equestrian property, working farm, recreational retreat, multigenerational compound, or long-term investment holding. The acreage and road frontage also provide potential for multiple homesites or future development, subject to applicable zoning and governmental approvals. Location is one of the property's most compelling features. Just three miles from the restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and attractions of Downtown Blue Ridge-and only 1.1 miles from Old Toccoa Farm Resort/Golf Course and the Toccoa River - the property offers exceptional access to some of the area's most desirable destinations while maintaining the privacy, beauty, and character of a large North Georgia farm. Properties of this size, history, and proximity to Blue Ridge rarely become available. 4041 Ada Street represents an opportunity to preserve a piece of North Georgia heritage while positioning the property for its next chapter. Heritage Today. Opportunity Tomorrow.

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