0 Ben Mosley Cir Unit 25735821 Summerville, GA 30747

Mosely Tract – 53.31 Acres | Chattooga County, Georgia
Silver Hill Area • Secluded • Surrounded by Family Farms • Power & Water Available

Welcome to the Mosely Tract, a beautiful 53.31-acre property in the highly desirable Silver Hill area of Chattooga County, an area known for its quiet setting, attractive family farms, and well-kept rural homes. This tract offers a rare combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and excellent land usability just outside of Rome, Georgia.

The property features a mixture of open land and timber with established food plots and open areas that provide excellent options for future improvements. The land rolls gently, offering several elevated spots that would work well for a future dwelling, family retreat, or private ranch setting.

Wildlife is abundant, with strong deer activity observed on the property. The land lays out perfectly for hunting, camping, recreation, and creating a long-term family holding. Power runs along the edge of the tract, and public water is nearby, providing convenience without sacrificing privacy.

This part of Northwest Georgia is rich with outdoor recreation. Nearby attractions include James H. “Sloppy” Floyd State Park, the Pinhoti Trail, the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, and Little River Canyon National Preserve - offering hiking, fishing, paddling, camping, and miles of scenic terrain to explore. This property is just 17 miles to Rome - home to Berry College, where you will find hospitals, shopping, and recreation on Lake Weiss. The charming historic downtown area is filled with a variety of eateries, boutiques, entertainment, and event venues. For nature lovers, explore the Heritage Trail System, featuring over 13 miles of Rome riverfront trails. Whether you love live music, good food, relaxing with a tasty beverage, or learning about rich history, Downtown Rome has it all.

The Mosely Tract delivers the feel of a private homestead or ranch property while remaining close to Summerville, Rome, and the broader Northwest Georgia outdoor region.