Single Family Residence In Eatonton

Rare deep-water property on Lake Oconee with 296 ft of wrap-around waterfront cove - property extends all the way to the benches shown in the photos - plus a natural sandy beach in a private cove, and 8 ft of depth at the dock. The west-facing exposure means 180-degree open-water sunset views every evening, with real privacy and seclusion you can’t easily find on this lake. The property runs as a licensed short-term rental on Airbnb and VRBO under Putnam County STR license #STR-2026-197, in an area where these permits are getting harder to obtain. Best of all, it comes fully furnished and ready to rent - or ready to simply enjoy as your own private lake retreat. Whether you’re looking for turn-key rental income from day one or a getaway to keep all to yourself, this property delivers both. The location is ideal, set near Jumping Rock and just a short trip from the Long Shoals public boat ramp for easy lake access. There are two separate dwellings on the parcel, each served by its own independent septic system. The main home is a fully renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home (1,152 sq ft) with a large screened-in porch, stone fireplace, wood beam ceilings, updated kitchen, and a metal roof. The detached 2-car garage has a finished 1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment above it (640 sq ft), built in 2008, with a full kitchen, living room, vaulted ceiling, and wood-burning stove, plus a new large GE washer and dryer added in 2023. Together they comfortably sleep 8 as a rental, with room for more when enjoyed as a private retreat. The max-permitted private dock has a custom aluminum boat lift installed in 2022 (6,500 lb capacity, motorized, with canopy). The grounds include a firepit, irrigation system, lake pump, and shed. Construction note: the main home is permanently affixed on an engineered foundation of 24 CMU columns with ten helical tie-downs, certified in 2022 by a Georgia licensed professional engineer as meeting the Permanent Foundation Guide for Manufactured Housing, HUD-7584, 2018 IRC, and Putnam County permanent-foundation standards. The engineer’s letter further confirms the home has never been moved from its original set location. Engineer’s certification uploaded to documents.