Room for Your Country Plans: 5.98 Acres in Greenville, Georgia
No HOA · Agricultural zoning · Outside city limits
Persimmon Lane, Greenville, Georgia
Meriwether County · 5.98 acres
Cash only
Property Overview
Give your country plans room to take shape on 5.98 acres along Persimmon Lane in Greenville, Georgia. This Meriwether County property sits outside city limits with agricultural zoning, no HOA and dirt or gravel road access. Consider a future home with space around it for a garden, outdoor projects and the everyday activities that make acreage your own.
The strongest possibilities center on a country homesite or small homestead, with final uses and construction subject to county approval and site suitability. Electricity is available, and legal and physical road access are listed for the parcel. Whether you begin with home plans or explore gardening and limited livestock use, the acreage provides a starting point for planning around your goals.
Why Buy This Property
- 5.98 acres: Space to consider a home, gardening and outdoor projects within one property.
- No HOA: Plan within applicable county requirements without a homeowners association.
- Agricultural zoning: Explore a country homesite or small homestead, subject to approvals and site suitability.
- Legal and physical road access: A dirt or gravel approach serves the property.
- Electricity available: Discuss service arrangements and connection requirements as part of your plans.
Want to explore the property or discuss your plans? Call or text 512-866-5767.
Purchase Options
Cash only. Call or text 512-866-5767 to discuss availability and closing details.
Property Facts
Points of Interest
Explore these communities and destinations in the surrounding region:
- Greenville: The county-seat community and its historic courthouse square.
- Warm Springs: A regional destination for local history and exploring town.
- Roosevelt’s Little White House: Historic home and museum in Warm Springs.
- F.D. Roosevelt State Park: Hiking and outdoor recreation in the Pine Mountain area.
- Pine Mountain Trail: A regional hiking destination within F.D. Roosevelt State Park.
- Callaway Resort & Gardens: A gardens destination in Pine Mountain, Georgia.
For property access instructions or to arrange a visit, text our team at 512-866-5767.
Property Details
Land Use & Restrictions
Can this property support a homestead? A homesite with gardening or limited livestock is a potential use. Final plans depend on county requirements, site conditions and necessary improvements.
Utilities & Site Planning
Is electricity already connected? Availability is listed; installed service and connection costs are separate details to discuss with the utility provider.
Road & Access
Is the approach paved? No. The listed road access is dirt or gravel.
Terrain & Natural Features
The property information describes gently rolling terrain with a small slope. The parcel is not gated or fenced. Home placement and outdoor improvements should be planned around the actual contours and applicable site requirements.
Taxes & Association Fees
Buyer Research Contacts
- Meriwether County Planning, Zoning and Community Development: Discuss zoning, proposed home types, land uses and building requirements. 706-672-1283 · permits@meriwethercountyga.gov · Official department page.
- Meriwether County Tax Commissioner: Questions about current property-tax bills and payment records. Official contact information.
- MaxAcres: Request property information and coordinate a visit. 512-866-5767 · sales@maxacres.com.
A Proven, Easy, Secure & Efficient 4-Step Closing Process
The MaxAcres team will guide you through each step, working with a title company or closing attorney, depending on the state.
- Sign the Purchase Agreement: Review and sign the agreement setting out the purchase terms, earnest money and closing date.
- Open Escrow & Deposit Earnest Money: Your escrow officer or closing attorney opens escrow. Deposit the agreed earnest money according to the purchase agreement. Payment instructions come directly from the title company or attorney’s office; verify them with that office before sending funds.
- Complete Title Review & Paperwork: Your escrow officer or closing attorney coordinates the title review, any required resolutions, and preparation of the closing documents and settlement figures.
- Sign, Fund & Close: On closing day, sign the closing documents and send the remaining funds due to escrow using payment instructions from the title company or attorney’s office. Follow the deadlines set by your escrow officer or closing attorney, who coordinates closing, fund disbursement and recording as required.
Make This Property Part of Your Next Chapter
Call or text a Land Portfolio Manager today and get started.
