Explore our North Georgia properties.
Select a project to view its available lots, pricing, acreage, photographs, plats, property documents and important preparation details.
53.570 acres divided into 6 recorded lots on Jim’s Lane and Cedar Drive, with two-road frontage and Zone X flood status.
84 acres divided into 11 recorded lots between Jefferson and Commerce. Parks Creek forms part of the eastern boundary.
12 properties from 3.91 to 9.46 acres on Fincher Drive, including vacant acreage and an existing home on 4.76 acres.
28 lots from 1.5 to 6.93 acres near Maysville and Commerce.
The expensive unknowns, already solved.
No HOA — on any lot
None of our properties carry an HOA, covenants, or deed restrictions. Park the trailer, plant the garden, build the shop. Your only rulebook is county zoning.
Boundary surveys completed
Every lot comes with a completed, recorded boundary survey. You'll know exactly where your land starts and stops — and you can walk the perimeter posts on your tour.
Soil evaluations done
A licensed soil scientist has evaluated each lot, and the results are accepted by the county. That's the make-or-break question for a septic system, answered before you offer.
Driveways installed
A driveway with culvert is already cut from the road to the homesite. You can drive onto your land the day you close — no grading contractor required first.
Underground power in place
Underground electric service has been run to the property. It's one of the costliest, slowest parts of preparing raw land, and it's finished before the lot is listed.
Homesites partially cleared
Each lot has a selected, partially cleared homesite, so you can stand where the house will go — while the rest of the acreage keeps its woods and privacy.
Straight talk on buying North Georgia land.
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Know what to check before you buy.
Our free Land Buyer's Guide walks you through the questions that matter — from boundaries and soil conditions to access, utilities and the steps that come after closing.
Get the Free Buyer's Guide →- How to evaluate whether land is buildable
- What surveys and soil evaluations tell you
- What to understand about access and utilities
- Questions to ask before making an offer
- What to expect from financing and closing
Questions buyers ask about these lots.
The best way to understand land is to walk it.
Walk the land, see the terrain, review the property boundaries and get answers to your questions before deciding whether a lot is right for you.
Schedule a Land Tour →Prefer to speak with someone? Call 470-900-4282 or email [email protected].