528 River Rd. , Bainbridge, GA 39819(Decatur County)

7.5 acres recreational Lake Seminole lakefront property located in Decatur County, GA24 minutes to Bainbridge, GA; 55 minutes to Tallahassee, FLBorders Army Corps of Engineers property and a large plantationWildlife abounds; deer in the backyardApprox. 38,000-acre Lake Seminole is famous for its bass fishing and duck huntingOne 4-inch well1,972 sq ft lodge; 3 bedrooms/2 baths, galvanized metal roof, Central Air/Heat, completely remodeled in 2019, included marble countertops, shiplap walls, stacked stone fireplace, rustic tile floors in living room/kitchen, exposed beams, pine ceilings, pine flooring in bedrooms, stainless steel kitchen appliances, large screened-in porch with lake viewCompletely privateWater sports…skiing, wakeboarding, rafting, kayaking, boating…exceptional fun on Lake Seminole and/or Flint RiverNew boat house with two slipsDirect access to Army Corps of Engineers property for huntingLake Seminole Retreat offers access to 38,000-acre Lake Seminole, which is known for World Class bass fishing and duck hunting.  The bream, striper bass, and speckle perch fishing is exceptional as well.  The 1,972 sq ft lodge was completely remodeled in 2019, including exposed beam ceilings, hardwood floors, updated kitchen, and huge screened porch overlooking the beautiful lake. This one-of-a-kind 7-acre lot is completely surrounded by Army Corps Engineers property and a large plantation, making it extremely private for peaceful relaxation.  Just a couple of miles down the road is a quaint little restaurant located at Mac’s Point Boat Landing."When it comes to relaxing, from sitting on a large screened-in porch to watching the sunset while enjoying a fishing trip on the lake with family and friends or sitting at the boathouse, Lake Seminole Retreat is just the ticket to total relaxation and privacy.  The lodge has been completely remodeled offering comfort and enjoyment while entertaining or just enjoying the family.  Wildlife abounds in the backyard with deer and turkeys at the feeder.  It is very common to view bald eagles flying overhead.  During the winter months, the striper bass fishing and duck hunting is exceptional. "  - Walter Hatchett