A Rare Opportunity to Own a Historic Gem in Fannin County. This exceptional property offers 15.8 acres of pristine land with 900 feet of frontage on the serene Toccoa River. The Cochran Davenport Farmstead, originally built in 1885, is one of Georgia’s last intact farmsteads. It features a meticulously rebuilt replica of the original Victorian home with 5 bedrooms, 8 fireplaces, and a classic two-story dogtrot design. The property retains its original 1880s-era outbuildings, including a root cellar, smokehouse, large corn crib, and a working barn over 100 years old. Additionally, it includes two pastures, a wildflower garden, and remnants of a historic water wheel. The road bends around this iconic piece of history, making it one of North Georgia’s last remaining farmsteads—a true phoenix risen from the ashes. See video for more information. https://historybend.org/2019/07/26/the-cochran-davenport-farmstead/