3016 Dawsonville Hwy Gainesville, GA 30506
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This 2.18 ACRE cleared, private lot, is home to a well maintained 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath brick ranch. This amazing property qualifies for COMMERCIAL RE-ZONING!! Interested in opening a small business? This property is perfect! Built in 1971, this classic home combines timeless charm with comfortable, single level living and plenty of space - inside and out. Step inside to find a warm, inviting floor plan featuring a cozy family room with fireplace, perfect for relaxing and a separate dining room for entertaining. The kitchen offers ample cabinet space, an eat-in breakfast area and white appliances including gas stove top, oven, dishwasher and refrigerator. The home boasts 3 spacious bedrooms, two of which share a jack-n-jill bathroom. There is a second full bathroom with double sinks. A convenient half bathroom is on the main level off the kitchen for guests, combined with the laundry room. The home's 4 sided brick exterior adds to the home's charm and durability. The basement features space for a family room, office and workshop. Also in the basement is safe room for tornados or additional storage. Outside, enjoy the tranquility of your expansive lot, ideal for gardening, recreation and even future expansion. A covered carport, storage shed and RV/Boat shed offer extra convenience, and the long driveway with parking pad, offers plenty of parking. Located just minutes from Lake Lanier, the new Sardis Highway access, schools and shopping, this home offers the perfect blend of privacy and accessibility. Whether you are a buyer looking settle in, an investor looking for your next rental property or renovation, this home is a rare find with endless potential. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of North Georgia charm. Schedule your showing today!
Source: FMLS #7613359
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