35.07 acres is a combination of six adjacent individual tax parcels belonging to three family members. All six parcels have great building sites with great mountain views with hardwoods and creek frontage on all six tracts! This is the headwaters of Price Creek and is deep and cold enough for rainbow trout! Fast clear running creek has many places where water gushes through large rock formations creating sounds that let you know you are in the mountains. Property is private and non-restricted but is adjacent to upscale development called "The Vineyard" in Ellijay. Very short section of Old Bull Gap Road that is no longer maintained by the county is used to access the property. Property is heavily populated with Deer & Turkey for your hunting opportunities and off grid practices. Rolling topography and long range views offer easy creation of personal firearms practice areas with banks for safe backstops. Large creek runs through the middle but small spring fed branch flows steadily down the valley creating the perfect place for a small pond to be constructed on the property. If hydroelectric power is something you have considered, this property is set up perfectly having over 1000 ft of creek frontage on the east side of Price Creek and over 1500 ft on the west side. Water is more precious than gold in dry times which makes this property a great investment for the future. They say "There is GOLD in them thar hills" and actually hobby prospectors favor this area for some reason! Whatever your dream is, whether it be sport shooting, hunting, prospecting, hiking, bike trails, horseback riding, ATV trails or just a mountain home with abundance of peace and quiet, this piece of Dirt will work great. Some large tracts have hurdles with county ordinances preventing splits that allow family or friends to build and join the party, not here, property is already in six individual tax parcels. Only 15 minutes to new Long Horns Steak House in Jasper if you must have that connection with the modern world! One last thing to explain. I have lived in Talking Rock, GA for over 50 years now and one question I get wherever I go is, how did Talking Rock get its name. Well, they say it came from the Indians that once walked these hills and valleys hunting and living off the land, in harmony with nature. When you come to see the property, sit on one of the large boulders in the midst of the loud rumbling creek, close your eyes and hear the sound echo off the huge rock walls that line the creek bank and you just might figure it out! Do not try to access this property from Price Creek Trail!