31 photos0 Burton Springs Trl
Clayton, GA 30525
Price
$1,900,000Acreage
21 acresPrice per acre
$90,476Status
For saleListed
May 13, 2026Facts below are what the listing agent stated. LandAuthority does not verify them, and a fact that is missing is shown as unknown rather than left blank. Unknown never means no.
Property facts
- Price
- $1,900,000
- Status
- For sale
- Property type
- Land & lots
- Lot size
- 21 acres
- County
- Rabun County
- MLS #
- 11775141
Features
Sewer
Description
Twenty-one breathtaking acres adjacent to and overlooking Lake Burton with layered mountain views, stunning sunsets, two high-volume springs, two waterfalls, and over a quarter mile of Acorn Creek frontage. The property borders 200+ acres of protected Georgia Power land for unmatched privacy. Features include a new post-and-beam pavilion with a 90-year-old stone fireplace, a restored 100-year-old barn with hay loft, spring-fed pond with fishing/viewing shed, automated gated entrance with stone columns and lighting, plus mature cedar trees and stone walls. Prime location just minutes from Anchorage Marina, Waterfall Club, Lake Burton Park, and downtown Clayton. Currently divided into three 7-acre lots, with potential for three 3.5-acre creekside and three 3.5 lake view lots. Rabun County is known as Georgia's Wooden Boat, Waterfall, and Farm-to-Table Capital. Burton Springs is the last large private tract overlooking Lake Burton.BUYER AGENTS PROTECTED
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