Lakeshore Drive S, Ivey

Premier Private 285 Acre Lake in -The Heart of Central Georgia Welcome To Lake Tchukolako, A Privately Owned Lake Located in The Quiet Community of Ivey, Georgia. A Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Premier Private Lake Property in the Heart of Central Georgia. This 293.17 Acre Offering Includes 285 Acre Lake, Multiple Surrounding Parcels, Direct Boat Access, Utilities, And Meaningful On-Site Improvements. This Private Lake in Middle Georgia is One of the Largest Privately Owned Lakes in Georgia. - Fully Controllable, And Full of Opportunity. The Lake Was Originally a Creek Known as Commissioners Creek. Local Resident O.L. "Red" Brooks Had a Vision in 1959 to Turn it Into a Community Lake, with Construction Taking Place in the Mid-1960s. A 3.7 Acre Recreation Parcel Features A 1,400 Sq. Ft Clubhouse with A Full Kitchen, Two Bathrooms, And A 500 Sq. Ft Covered Porch Overlooking the Water. There Are Also Multiple Covered Pavilion Areas. A 0.52-Acre Boat Ramp Parcel Provides Direct Access, While Five Additional Parcels Along Morningside Drive Offer Expansion, Development, Or Resale Flexibility. Utilities Include City Water, City Sewer, And the Power Company is Georgia Power. The Lake Is Fed by Commissioner Creek, Creating Strong Natural Habitat and Exceptional Restoration Potential. Lake Tchukolako is One of the Largest Privately Owned Lakes in Georgia and Historically Has Been Known for Excellent Fishing, Including: * Largemouth Bass * Crappie * Bluegill * Channel Catfish This Property Has Long Been Considered A "Hidden Jewel" In Middle Georgia. Why This Property Stands Out * Rebuild * Restore * Redesign * Prime Middle Georgia Location * Excellent Candidate for Private Retreat or Revenue-Producing Development * First Time Available in Decades (Private Estate Buyers) Create A Secluded, Private Lake Retreat with Total Shoreline Control. (Recreational Developers) Perfect For Cabins, Glamping, RV Parks, Tiny Homes, Campgrounds, Or Boutique Lake Resorts. (Investors) Benefit From Long-Term Appreciation, Parcellation Opportunities, And Redevelopment Upside. (Environmental & Conservation Groups) Ideal For Conservation-Focused Restoration, Habitat Creation, And Long-Term Environmental Projects. Lake Tchukolako Carries a Rich Historical and Cultural Legacy Rooted in Native American Heritage and Early Community Development. The Name "Tchukolako" Is Derived from The Tribal Language of The Native Americans Who Once Inhabited the Region. The Primary Tribe in The Area of the Present-Day Lake Was the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. The Related Term "Tchukolako" Translates To "Great Gathering Place." Two Small Islands Remain in The Lake Today - Land Formations Dating Back to The Early 1800s Along What Is Now Known as Commissioner Creek. *Lake is subject to easement right of way for pumping rights. *All information on this website is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. *All Aerial Maps are for visual purposes and are deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. For Additional Information Including Aerial & Location Map, Please Contact Listing Broker.