Hwy 411, Fairmount, GA 30139

$85,000

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List Price
$85,000
MLS#
10867049
Status
ACTIVE
Type
Land
Subtype
Unimproved Land
Lot Size
87,120
Subdivision
2.0 acres

Property Description

Excellent opportunity to own 2.0 acres in a highly visible location at the intersection of Highway 411 and Irwin Mill Road in Fairmount, Georgia. Situated within the City of Fairmount in Gordon County, this tract offers frontage along both Highway 411 and Irwin Mill Road, providing convenient access and strong exposure along a well-traveled North Georgia corridor. Currently zoned A-1 Agricultural, the property can be used as a residential lot, offering the opportunity to build a home with frontage on Salacoa Creek while still enjoying a convenient Fairmount location. The property's prominent corner setting also offers exciting possibilities for investment, development, or potential future commercial use, subject to rezoning and approval by the City of Fairmount and other applicable authorities. Whether you're searching for a residential homesite, North Georgia land investment, future development property, or a strategically located tract with commercial potential, this property offers a unique opportunity along the Highway 411 corridor. An additional 7.15-acre tract is also available directly across Irwin Mill Road, providing an opportunity to acquire additional acreage in the same highly visible location. Convenient to Fairmount, surrounding Gordon County communities, and other North Georgia destinations.

Additional Information

Sewer
None
Elementary School
Fairmount
High School
Sonoraville
Acres
2

Listing courtesy of ERA Sunrise Realty.

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