The Golden Farm in Calhoun County, Georgia, encompasses 157  acres, including 79  acres of mixed hardwood and pine and 63  acres of 25-year-old planted pine. The property features a 3,500 SF main residence, three guest cabins, a barn, and a 2.5-acre spring-fed pond.    Originally constructed in 1907, the main house offers four bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and inviting wrap-around porches. It also has heart pine floors, tall ceilings, and multiple fireplaces. The land is rich in wildlife, providing excellent hunting for deer, turkey, quail, and ducks, while the pond is stocked with bass, bream, and catfish. Little Creek runs along the northern boundary for approximately 3,000 feet, and Sawtooth Oaks are scattered throughout the farm. Additionally, the property includes a variety of fruit trees, such as pear, lemon, tangerine, fig, and plum.    A recent timber appraisal values the timber at $1,248 per acre. The property is enrolled in the Conservation Use Valuation Assessment (CUVA) program through 2028. The excellent road system provides easy access throughout the property.