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Eighteen acres of open Habersham County pasture, more than 1,700 feet of Yellow Bank Creek frontage, and a custom modern farmhouse with even more room to grow— this is the kind of address that takes a moment to fully absorb. The home was built with the land in mind. Real hardwood floors, thick exposed wood beams, and a Tennessee fieldstone fireplace anchor a great room that opens through French doors to rolling fields and blue ridgelines beyond. The kitchen is a space people linger in — a dramatic exposed brick backsplash, a custom wood-wrapped range hood, stone countertops, high-end appliances, and open walnut shelving that feels collected over time rather than specified from a catalog. Outside, three sides of wraparound porches and decks frame the pastoral views from every angle. Mornings here begin with coffee and open sky. Evenings close around a porch fire while deer step out along the creek bank at dusk. The primary suite carries that same unhurried quality — a freestanding soaking tub, a dramatic walk-in shower, dual vanities, and a closet spacious enough for custom built-ins and center accessory island. Direct access to the laundry mudroom keeps the practical side of country life exactly where it belongs — out of sight and completely handled. Below the main level, nearly 3,000 square feet of unfinished basement space — stubbed for a bathroom, kitchenette, bedroom, and living area — waits for whatever comes next. A guest suite, a home gym, a rec room, a long-term investment in the property’s future. The canvas is ready. A 1,200-square-foot pole barn and a detached oversized garage with bonus space above round out a property that is as functional as it is beautiful. The creek runs through it. The mountains hold the horizon. The craftsmanship is in every detail. Properties like this don’t wait.